Sentence examples for training the idea from inspiring English sources

"In body weight strength training, the idea is to engage the whole body; progress is made by moving on to more difficult exercises, not by adding weight".

That nasty stuff is a key component of what's called "adrenal stress training," the idea being that for a self-defense class to really work, it has to feel real.

She didn't approve of her daughter-in-law's idea of training the child she got her ideas out of book, nothing was said in books that people hadn't known for a thousand years.

The pageantry of personalities has the effect of training the focus on the ideas conveyed more than the individuals who espouse  them.

He did not participate in the early part of Jets' training camp, but he trained with the idea that he would try to get in shape to play before making a decision.

"In all of my training, the ideas of physical geography and the spatial distribution of economic activity had not even been mentioned".

It was rushed… Because as far as I' m concerned, we were still at the brain storming stage and then we only heard later on that CHAs had been recruited and trained… The idea went too fast".

One respondent, himself foreign-trained, found the idea verging on racist, arguing that while Western countries would likely continue receiving physicians and nurses from SSA countries (since this option would have no effect on reducing their migration), SSA source countries would be left with inferior health care workers to care for their populations.

"As a driver in a road train, the idea is in fact to be able to both read the newspaper and eat breakfast whilst travelling at 90km/h," says a plumy voiceover on a video that shows the trial.

Given some training data, the idea of boosting is to iteratively train a function that describes this relationship.

That musical listening requires effort and training supports the idea that one can direct attention differently in auditory experience, depending on one's interests.