It never materialized, but train travel in Africa did enjoy a golden age in the 1930s and '40s when some of the runs, especially the Blue Train between Cape Town and Johannesburg, were considered equal to the fabled Orient Express.
Staff might perceive mergers as a breach of the psychological contract (implicit commitments and expectations between employers and employees) when they feel they are not listened to [ 5], when they have to 'suffer' from delays in service development and job uncertainties [ 7, 11], or when the anticipated benefits of mergers such as training fail to materialize [ 12].
One nurse wanted to know how the team would be paged, by whom, and when; the protocol requires specially trained medics to materialize from various hospital departments within minutes, as the potential candidate flatlines.
The beloved tire and abandoned auto are present, and just wait for a train magically to materialize.
There are repeated warnings about the dire consequences of failing challenges in Dauntless training, but they never materialize.
Organized critical care training or programmes did not materialize, however, and it was left to individual interested trainees to go abroad and receive training.
While technology may facilitate mechanisms that support process improvements, providers must implement systems (i.e., planning, training, technology driven improvements in physician productivity) that materialize technology based benefits [ 30, 35, 40].
Portrayed by Sophie Scott and Tobias Beer, these musicians seem to materialize and dematerialize out of some shadowy distance beyond the train's windows.
People must be trained to go to jobs, not wait for them to materialize close to home.
Yet more evidence against the explanation that our reviewers were atypically trained and adept, the mentoring group had a significantly greater number of training experiences than the control group (Table 2) but the better performance expected did not materialize.
