Sentence examples for learning equipment from inspiring English sources

Panelists showed evidence of diffusion with IT advancements through learning, equipment ownership, and improving perceived skills, as well as spillover of IT use and behavior into vacation contexts as a continuation of trip planning and information search beyond home or pre-trip planning, where Internet access is available and most common at destinations and travel facilities.

(AP) -- Dunkin' Donuts has temporarily stopped selling hot chocolate and Dunkaccino brand beverages after learning equipment used at a supplier's facility might have been contaminated with salmonella.

To ensure proficiency in utilization of the learning equipment, training sessions were provided by senior researchers.

Other inadequacies identified in various areas included the following: admission of unqualified or underqualified students, high student teacher ratios, limited training and career development opportunities for faculty, infrastructure deficiencies and insufficient learning equipment and materials, including textbooks [ 11].

In 2007/2008 the main reasons for dissatisfaction with the available support systems within the faculty were associated with the library (55%), the computer room (44%), with the lack of learning equipment (18%) and with the lack of laboratory support (14%).

Local officials say the most urgent education needs are: teaching and learning equipment classroom supplies and sports equipment; portable toilets and safe water facilities; support for accommodation of teachers whose houses have collapsed and coordinated psychosocial support for all affected persons particularly children.

There are 16 students in the first class, learning equipment-handling and other technical skills.

The controller self-learns equipment responses to the environment and then determines the control settings required to minimize operating cost.

For example, in the oil and gas industry, FuelFX deploys interactive simulations, animations and 3D graphics to create step-by-step guides for trainees learning new equipment.

Too often, quality is equated with structural indicators (e.g., staff-to-child ratio, group size, accreditation, staff credentials), administrative indicators (e.g., record keeping, compliance with regulations), and resources available (square footage per child, presence of "learning centers," equipment and supplies).

We spent the day learning about equipment and knot-tying.