Instead of doctors, will we end up training a generation of technicians?" He checked the time.
Back in the UK, a new £15m National Skills Academy for Creative & Cultural Skills is being established which, by working with employers and trainers across the UK, will create a new generation of technicians and help meet the predicted 30,000 jobs needed in the industry by 2017.
Secretary Roche said the Air Force had considered assigning nonpilots to Predators, by starting from scratch and training a new generation of technician-operators just for the remotely piloted fleet.
In light of the reality that dental implant treatment is a comparatively new field, these personnel can be proficient with digital techniques as they differ from past generations of technicians who practiced the craft.
This has fostered a new generation of Mexican technicians.
It is extremely important to get the next generation of scientists, technicians, engineers and mathematicians on the right track – anything we can do to make students realise that these subjects are cool, relevant and interesting to them can only be positive.
Egged on by director and choreographer David Toguri, John Reid (then Elton John's manager), and Ed Wilson, the head of the NYT, Bart found an enthusiastic generation of actors and technicians who had not been born when Oliver! first was seen.
"This £5.2bn investment will create thousands of highly-skilled jobs, as we will need a new generation of engineers and technicians to deliver the upgrades".
Among the many issues this post-conflict country faces is the fact that it lost a generation of skilled engineers, technicians and health professionals during the Khmer Rouge regime and lacks the innovative professionals needed to improve the sanitation crisis, according to WaterAid.
Huppert, who was born in 1953, came of age with the new generation of French actors and technicians who entered the film industry in the wake of the social changes of the late sixties and nineteen-seventies, at a time when it — like much else in society — became more humane.
At one time, theatre lovers feared that a new generation of actors, directors, and technicians without professional experience of the theatre would precipitate a decline in theatrical art; on the contrary, many actors most identified with movies took large risks to perform on the stage.
