Sentence examples for examination of the train from inspiring English sources

Details of the preliminary receipt and examination of the train in Kharkiv are still pending, however, as Vice News' Simon Ostrovsky relays: Simon Ostrovsky (@SimonOstrovsky) Numbers keep shifting, Dutch forensic team says they're only sure about recovery of 200 #MH17 victims.

At least three alarms went off inside the train that crashed last week in northwestern Spain moments before it derailed, prompting the panicked driver to activate the brakes three times even as he talked on the telephone with another employee, an examination of the train's two black boxes released Friday revealed.

Still, its examination of the training process is fascinating, to say nothing of the supreme watchability of working dogs.

Harald Lander's "Etudes" was choreographed the same year as "Diversion of Angels" but looks much older in its enjoyably corny purported examination of the training of ballet dancers from the first plie to gasp-inducing pyrotechnics.

Neither can governments "rise to the challenge of changing a flawed economic model" nor can citizens know what to "expect and ask of politics" without a critical examination of the training provided by leading universities and business schools.

An examination of the wave-train closure principle shows that, although the frequency equations obtained by using the principle are identical to those derived from the wave evolution results, the principle does not describe the realistic process of the formulation of vibration modes in general.

This in-depth examination of the quality of training on a large psychiatry training programme successfully elicited strengths and weakness of our programme.

Together these findings suggest the need for further examination of the types of training and professional development that would most benefit agency specialists in their support and coaching roles with FCC providers.

Further examination of the impact of training of the primary accoucheur, on both care decisions made during pregnancy or labour and the associated outcomes, is an important avenue for study in this field.

She is encouraged to give birth at the healthcare facility to reduce the risk of adverse outcomes for herself and her baby, and to enable examination of the newborn by trained staff.

The fastest train in the world, the 200-mph Shinkansen Bullet Train, got its current nose from examination of the Kingfisher bird, cutting the train's electricity use by 15% and upping its top speed by 10%.