Sentence examples for training era from inspiring English sources

By late March, Humber had a spring training ERA of 1.29.

VR advertised the arrival of the full Pendolino fleet with the slogan "New Train Era" (Finnish: Uusi juna-aika).

And should Zito pitch the way he did in spring training (7.91 ERA, 12 BBs in 19 1/3 innings), the Giants have prospects at Triple-A Fresno, including 24-year-old lefty Eric Surkamp, who could replace him.

These limitations might have undermined the benefits of the extra participation in training that ERA caused.

Blanton got pounded in spring training, his ERA an unsightly 7.08 in 20 1/3 innings when he was let go.

Quality of surgical training in the era of resident duty-hour restrictions (RDHR) is part of an ongoing debate.

His efforts brought about a significant advance in agricultural training in an era when agriculture was the largest single occupation of Americans, and he extended Tuskegee's influence throughout the South by encouraging improved farm methods, crop diversification, and soil conservation.

Facilitated by Aaron House, Assistant Director, eRA, Training & Analytics, University Research Administration.

Moreover, since he also practiced heavy weight training in an era before NHL players were concerned about upper body strength he became a very effective defensive presence.

To ensure that residents are appropriately trained in the era of the 80-hour work-week, training programs have restructured resident duties and hired advanced practice providers (APPs).

When I spoke with Neale Cosby of the Institute for Defense Analyses, he described some of the Vietnam-era training exercises as being no better than playing cowboys and Indians.