Sentence examples for training notes from inspiring English sources
8.37am BST When Gary Neville's training notes were photographer yesterday, they appeared to suggest England will aim to play a possession game.
Other notable items include the astronaut Deke Slayton's handwritten training notes from the Mercury program and dozens of heat shields, crew patches and other ephemera that once transcended earthly bounds.
Other notable items include astronaut Deke Slayton's handwritten training notes from the Mercury program and dozens of heat shields, crew patches and other ephemera that once transcended earthly bounds.
"[T]he algorithm got it right more than 43percentt of the time, as compared to the shoddier 36percentt accuracy achieved by algorithms without the TV training," notes Janet Burns in Forbes.
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And unlike music, training notes and books-on-tape are often heard only once.
A major application of research in social interaction and group behaviour is in training in social skills, as in the T-groups, or sensitivity training, noted above.
The official Xinhua news agency carried an article in April about the international training, noting how the "African friends" had learned tremendous skills.
An undated memorandum from the department's commanding officer for specialized training noted that an employee of the federal Department of Homeland Security handed the DVD to the New York police in January 2010.
The North Korean official, Ri Tong-il, said, "This is not defensive training," noting that the United States was deploying one of its most formidable nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the George Washington, in the exercises.
He describes his journey from application to interview to training, noting the differences between each corporation and occasionally stopping to compare them.
