Sentence examples for exchanges training from inspiring English sources
He and the ambassador discussed past military to military exchanges, training, and education.
The researchers within the research networks reviewed by the authors were availing of general research funding, while researchers participating in collaborative Actions funded by COST do not receive any actual funding for conducting research; they only receive funds for facilitating research networking (meetings, exchanges, training schools, etc).
COST provides financial support only for joint activities such as conferences, short-term scientific exchanges, training schools and publications.
Finally, initiatives such as COST facilitate interaction between sites through specific mechanisms such as lab exchanges, training schools, enhanced communication, etc. Against this background, there seems to be a good potential to further develop at-risk research and collaboration in Europe to advance the pace of change in basic and clinical science relative to early autism in the coming years.
The Choson Exchange training, funded by governmental grants and private donations, can help North Korea's experiment with market principles by arming officials with real-world skills, Abrahamian said.
At the Target in the Atlantic Center mall in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, Shante Porter, 35, and her son Jaheim Parker, 5, stood waiting to exchange training wheels for Jaheim's bike; they did not fit.
After additional food-exchange training, all subjects successfully exchanged carrot pieces for grapes.
Following exchange training, Bastrop subjects were given exchange sessions in which they were given 30 pieces of food wrapped in paper.
After initial token exchange training, Bastrop chimpanzees were given the opportunity to exchange air-popped popcorn, an undesirable food, for grapes, a desirable food, to verify that they extrapolated from exchanging tokens to exchanging food.
By this time passengers are exchanging train stories, and a sense of camaraderie prevails.
OK, first exchange "train" for "Amtrak" which is like an 8,000-foot 8,000-foot on a track.
