Sentence examples for ongoing team from inspiring English sources

On the way, we continued an ongoing team debate: which is better, Disney World in Orlando, or Disneyland in Anaheim?

The aviation model provides aircrews with ongoing team training (for example, annually) and uses established pedagogic models to evaluate effectiveness.

Ongoing team meetings with research assistants allowed for debriefing and helped increase the sensitivity and richness of fieldnotes by critically highlighting features previously unconsidered by the observers alone.

The benefits of indefinite specialist care were identified for those who were younger at diagnosis "in their 20s" (FG 2 & 3), those needing "ongoing team care" (FG 1 & 2), and those with "multiple complications" (FG 2 & 3).

Ongoing team discussions reinforce the importance of not revealing that any individual is a study participant in community encounters or in attempts to locate women for follow-up visits, as well as maintaining the confidence of all information shared in the data collection process.

Similar patterns are found also when considering the time dimension, as "ongoing" teams that have to collaborate for a long time must tackle more process and structural issues than groups with "temporary" tasks [44].

The respondents were asked to only consider ongoing teams; project and other teams with one-time outputs were not included.

While the Tour of California was ongoing, the team sent another eight-man squad including Contador and Andreas Klöden to the Volta ao Algarve.

Analysis is ongoing, but team member Eric Bell of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, reported that some evolutionary trends are clear.

In order for an API to graduate from Labs, the code needs to pass through a rigorous set of standards, including the need for a "dedicated, ongoing engineering team and a comprehensive test suite".

"Our operational activity is ongoing with teams taking action to reduce the potential impacts of flooding and supporting those communities affected.