Sentence examples for discussion of training from inspiring English sources

A discussion of training validation and how it, together with comments from the crew, can provide invaluable feedback for the safe and efficient utilization of a space system is also presented.

After a general overview of launch safety principles and practices, the paper illustrates the application of human factors considerations for flight safety officers with a discussion of training at the European spaceport in French Guiana.

The context for our discussion of training is the mixed fortunes of training in development thinking since the 1960s.

The following training data will be recorded: travel costs to seminars, time spent on off-line learning activities (i.e. discussion of training content in pairs, reported on-line), time spent at seminars and time spent on-line (automatically recorded on website).

Lastly, we propose the addition of 'health worker training as a marketing tool' to the 'human health resources' domain because of both how often participants emphasized the quality and familiarity of Jamaican health workers as a justification for developing medical tourism sector and given the discussion of training elsewhere in the literature as an asset to sector development (e.g., [ 49, 50]).

A discussion on outsourcing is presented, followed by a discussion on training and certification of manufacturing personnel.

There's always a good discussion of genetics, training, opportunity and culture when it comes to Kenyan distance running, and that's a debate I will save for another time.

Titchener, a leading American introspective psychologist, wrote a 1600-page intrainingive training manual for students, arguing that introspective observation is at least as difficult as observation in the physical sciences (Titchener 1901 1905; see also Wundt 1874/1908; Müller 1904; for contemporary discussions of introspective training see Varela 1996; Nahmias 2002; Schwitzgebel 2011b).

This can be seen in the project leader's statements about the development and implementation of ICT systems, as well as in discussions of clinician training.

"I didn't think about it being that groundbreaking," Dea Daniel, a board member, said of the discussion to train teachers on guns.

There was no discussion of providing military training to Iraqi insurgent groups, suggesting that the Iraqi opposition does not loom large in the Bush administration's military plans.