Sentence examples for trials to master from inspiring English sources

Despite the large weight differences (80 vs. 480 g or 80 vs. 640 g), the chimpanzees needed a median of 1,100 trials to master the task.

Neurosurgeons typically require years of hands-on experience, together with multiple initial trial and error, to master the optimal force needed during the performance of neurosurgical tasks.

Naïve apes may take dozens of trials (if not more) to master a seemingly easy task such as choosing between two alternatives presented on a platform (Spence 1937; Jarvik 1953; Rumbaugh and Rice 1962; Davis and Markowitz 1978).

Pressure, in fact, is the diver's greatest bte noire, and some of Chowdhury's most horrific stories concern early divers' trial-by-error efforts to master it.

They must be able to suffer a lot of failure and go through long years of trial and error in order to master this incredibly complex and breathtakingly beautiful art form.

Comparison of FE simulations and experimental results reported previously suggests that FE analysis may replace experimental trials to derive "master curves" of HDD, and hence renders higher efficiency of the tool design and process control of HDD, particularly for the forming of complex component-forms.

"Simple to learn but hard to master" is how RedLynx describes Trials Evolution, the sequel to Trials HD.

But Morris had only a short time to master the byzantine facts of the case and prepare for trial.

to master the knowledge.

It was something to master.

I try to master it.