Sentence examples for permit training from inspiring English sources

Most but not all of these programs incorporate some of the 18-month clinical practise permit training ("Arzt im Praktikum", AiP).

In particular, such data sets would permit training of more sophisticated machine learning-based specificity predictors that allow for modeling pair-wise or even higher order positional dependencies, both in the ligand and in the domain.

Similar to pilot training, a large part of concealed carry permit training will focus on situational awareness and division of attention.

In 1899 the Pennsy got a new president, Alexander J. Cassatt who was convinced that the electrified railroad lines being built in Europe would permit trains to operate in underwater tunnels, making a bridge unnecessary.

Indeed, GNSS will permit trains to localize autonomously and with ERTMS/ETCS, positions obtained on board trains can be transmitted to the ground via GSM-R.

As part of a strategy to revitalize postpartum family planning services, Government of India revised its policy in 2013 to permit trained nurses and midwives to insert postpartum intrauterine contraceptive devices (PPIUCDs).

A sharp curve before the station will not permit trains to travel at more than, even if they are not scheduled to stop at the station.

Poland and Romania have sent troops and Hungary has permitted training of Iraqis at a military base there.

The problems include obtaining permits, training a staff that has high turnover, slowing down service when IDs have to be checked, and finding a dedicated area for alcohol service.

"During the period when government was much weaker in Somalia, and al Shabaab could claim more territory, it permitted training camps to be set up in their territory by outside groups who shared their sympathies," he said, specifically noting Yemeni fighters affiliated with al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).

One advantage of this approach is that it permits training and evaluation to be conducted by methods other than live colonoscopy, potentially reducing risks to patient safety (especially during the earlier phases of skill acquisition).