Sentence examples for training that involves from inspiring English sources

She also does flexibility training that involves two men walking on her back and her legs -- mashing, she calls it -- to relax her muscles before and after she swims.

An earlier study of young female aerobic dancers, squash players and speed skaters found that sports training that involves "high strain rates in versatile movements and high peak forces is more effective in bone formation than training with a large number of low-force repetitions".

A study of people's ability to translate training that involves clicking and twiddling a computer mouse reveals that the brain can apply that expertise to other fine-motor tasks requiring the hands.

A growing number of studies show that positive reinforcement training of our furry companions is much more effective than training that involves dominance and punishment.

For example, vertical diversity training that involves everyone in a department from the supervisor to a seasonal part-time worker in the same room, at the same time, is idealistic rather than practical.

They're taking a course on sexual assault cases run by AEquitas, an organization that wants to transform the way prosecutors think about sexual violence through interactive training that involves role-playing and mock trials.

The training that involved cyclic loading conditions was more effective than the monotonic stress strain tests at different temperatures in modifying SIM characteristics bringing about (i) a large pseudoelastic temperature range of 350 °C with σSIMcrit levels reaching 1 GPa with complete recoverable strains of 2%, and (ii) excellent stable cyclic PE response at temperatures as high as 250 °C.

Then the boys were given military training that involved "running up to [six miles] in the heat and hiding" before being given guns and sent to fight "the Arabs".

Finally, our international sample allowed us to test whether training that involved fixed or moveable do influences note-naming abilities among AP possessors.

Only one previous investigation has examined OSUT training and that was in infantry training that involved no women [ 7].

Friedman and Lott (2000) tested the efficacy of training that involved an oral naming task with immediate feedback, using brief presentation times to promote whole-word recognition.