Sentence examples for training histories from inspiring English sources
We weren't interested in CVs or training histories or qualifications, looking instead at who in the room caught our attention and who looked like they would fit into our group.
In the prior study [16], we went to great lengths to produce ecologically relevant moral stimuli and matched non-moral stimuli and also to select a professionally homogeneous sample to minimize the effects of different training histories.
Demographic and training histories were acquired with questionnaires.
To identify the changes that underlie the development of visual expertise in fine discrimination, we created a set of parametrically designed object stimuli and compared the stimulus selectivity of inferotemporal cells between two different training histories.
In the present study, we used a set of parametrically designed shape stimuli (Fig. 1) and conducted single-cell recordings from the inferotemporal cortex in two different training histories: after fine-discrimination training and after experiencing only coarse discrimination.
To examine whether there are any neural correlates in the inferotemporal cortex for visual expertise of fine discrimination among similar objects, we recorded the responses of inferotemporal cells in two different training histories of monkeys.
In violinists, the reconstruction quality of grasping movements correlated negatively with the long-term training history of violin playing.
To evaluate variations in humeral torsion in elite male volleyball players and determine whether these changes are related to training history, retrospective injury history and volleyball performance.
Experiment 2 showed that the enhanced transfer effect, observed in Experiment 1, was independent of the training history of the target (B− or Y → B+/B−).
We examined the effect of training history on the load-power relationship in vertical jumping (VJ) by employing external loads ranging from −30% to +30% body weight (BW).
O'Connor noted that "among the topics counsel should consider presenting are medical history, educational history, employment and training history, family and social history, prior adult and juvenile correctional experience, and religious and cultural influences".
