Although the main lobby seems drawn on the scale of Versailles (is that the concierge off in the distance?), the staff is trained to aid rather than intimidate.
Captured at just the right moment of growth – old enough to fly, but still young enough to get yanked from a nest – they are trained to aid in foxhunting, but only for seven years, before they are returned to the wild.
In general, in acoustic model training, a short pause model is trained to aid in word or syllable boundary determination and thus to improve the recognition accuracy.
To reduce potential biases of self-report, interviews were conducted in a private place, and interviewers were trained to aid participants in recalling their behaviors in different ways.
It has been calculated that, on average, 20% of the population should be trained to provide first aid, if a significant reduction of mortality is to be achieved.
The potential for task shifting in HIV care was elaborated by the World Health Organization's 2004 publication of Integrated Management of Adult and Adolescent Illness guidelines, which recommended that nurses and clinical aids be trained to provide primary care for HIV [ 11].
A favourite assistance dog breed in these and other countries, Labradors are frequently trained to aid people who are blind and people with autism, act as therapy dogs, and perform screening and detection work for law enforcement and other official agencies.
Additionally, APEs are trained to provide first aid and to detect danger signs in children, adults and pregnant women [ 4].
To address strong community demands for basic curative care, HEWs are trained to provide first aid and to treat malaria, dysentery, intestinal parasites and other ailments.
Fourteen health facilities were randomized to control or intervention, where providers were trained to use job aids and provided implementation support.
