Sentence examples for implementation and training from inspiring English sources

The study largely and correctly credits the smooth transition to the Pentagon's "carefully designed implementation and training process".

In your discussion of our new U.C.L.A. study on the end of "don't ask, don't tell" ("A Military Success Story," editorial, Sept. 16), you mention that we largely attribute the "smooth transition" to openly gay service to the Pentagon's successful "implementation and training process".

The software is subscription-based and Coupa boasts that implementation and training times are way shorter than would be the case with its competitors.

The more detail of RBM implementation and training with CD is given in the guide by Hilton [19].

More than once, we paid for the first year's subscription, implementation and training fees and the rest of the cost of conversion for less than we would have spent on maintenance and support services on the legacy solution.

Initial costs, including implementation and training, might start at $30,000 for smaller operators; annual fees are in the neighborhood of $4,000 per community and include hosting through Yardi servers, plus product updates and some telephone support.

Only two DMOs had been in place since the introduction of IMCI in Bunda (T) and one in Malindi (K), and they were all involved in IMCI implementation and trained from the beginning.

Figures 4 and 5 show learning curves and model build time for the tested SVM implementations and training set sizes for the two datasets, respectively.

There are multiple audiences to be considered when planning training associated with EHR implementation and tailoring training strategies and plans to different subgroups (physicians, nurses, practice managers, receptionists, physician extenders) makes sense.

As part of the implementation, educational and training sessions for the drivers were carried out.

It's aimed that to discuss feedback reports, implementation images and training program in scope of an interdisciplinary approach.