Sentence examples for training of which from inspiring English sources

The playwright's vision, uncluttered by architectural training of which he famously had none, was both grander and much more elegant than the building we see today.

I draw on my training – of which you get a lot as a foster carer – and instincts to focus on the child and find ways to calm them down, making sure they feel safe and secure".

Participants reported 10 ± 6 h of weekly total exercise training of which approximately 60%% was dedicated to their primary sport.

Twenty-five teams of learners accounting for 129 subjects participated in our simulation-based training, of which we included 120 in our study (three refused to participate, and data were incomplete for six of them).

In Kenya, 82 individuals had received long-term training, of which we could trace 72.

Fifty-one had a medical training, of which 46 were practising general practitioners (GPs).

But Wang admits his soft-spot is for China's old-fashioned fleet of trains, of which some Mao-era models are facing extinction.

An early film was "Arrival of a Train," of which a segment called "Trofim" was shown at the New York Film Festival in 1996.

By 1948, the service was sixteen trains, of which seven were fast.

In fact, even a Poisson spike train of which the autocorrelation is zero has marginal non-Gaussianity, as can be seen in Fig. 3(A) (purple curve).

In total, 4136 people were trained, of which 2939 were from Africa.