The data collected during the study reflected the opinions, prejudices, and nuances of 30 train drivers from a single MRS organisation.
The models must encode experts' knowledge of the procedures, techniques, checks and other nuances of performing the training tasks that are collected and documented through this task analysis.
In addition, surgeons beginning cochlear implantation (CI) will already have received foundational otological training, so the focus of training should be upon nuances relating to the implant procedure.
A new study suggests that, with a small amount of training, one-year-olds can distinguish nuances in foreign music that even adolescents can't hear.
"Having to pick out the nuances is incredibly specialised work and without a huge amount of training, it wouldn't be possible," she says.
An interpreter must have the proper training to understand the nuances of the court systems, protect our constitutional guarantees and assure due process - training only available to employees.
Hansen has superb timing and an ear trained to the nuances of nonstop workplace abrasion.
She did, however, have to explain nuances of contemporary style to the classically trained dancers.
Washington can be substituted, and has been, but much of Barber's proficiency is based on subtle moves and an eye trained to the nuances of any particular play, abilities that Barber honed during the 1999 and 2000 seasons.
MR. HALY, a New Zealander and former musician who quit school at 15 to take a job in a furniture factory, has worked on every stretch of the sofa assembly line and is well trained in the nuances of coil spring versus zigzag (coils are better, especially when hand tied) and solid wood versus sawdust and glue.
