Sentence examples for much less training from inspiring English sources

Experiments on ALOS PALSAR image validate the effectiveness of the feature combination strategies and also show that ERCFs achieves competitive performance with other widely used classifiers while costing much less training and testing time.

There's been a loss of unionization and much less training on the job for both men and women. .

Of the nearly 350,000 members in the ANSF, Cordesman said, 57percentt of that total is military and the rest are police, which are far more prone to corruption and have much less training.

I talked about it with my medical residents and we decided the problem is the "system" focus on content, not process and little discussion much less training for understanding the emotional aspects of disease, the interpersonal skills to talk about end of life issues as well as the culturally supported avoidance.

He rode at the half-milers for more than 30 years, and says he's never ridden such a horse before, much less trained one.

However, in Eastern Europe, training measures account for only slightly more than 10% of ALMP expenditures, and English-speaking countries now spend much less on training than they did in 1990.

But this is itself a consequence of the fact that companies invest much less in training than they used to.

Companies now invest much less in training their employees than they did in the past, Atkinson noted.

"We didn't have enough funding to cover our own time," Steckler says, much less to train Bangladeshis and equip their laboratories.

And, in turn, companies invest much less in worker training and long-term development, because they're leery of training people who might not stick around.

We can't expect heightened interest in those degrees if we haven't at least piqued that interest -- much less initiated vocational training -- during the K-12 stages.