Sentence examples for reduction of training from inspiring English sources

In addition, the cost of land cover classification has been reduced significantly with the reduction of training set definition time.

The results show that the effect is mostly driven by a reduction of training for medium and highly qualified employees.

It will be shown that the efficiency of classification can be improved significantly through the great reduction of training set definition time t 1 based on our method.

This increased quit rate could be achieved by a reduction of training provision, which has shown to be associated with an increasing quit rate (Hübler and König 1999).

On the worker level, we observe a reduction of training for medium- and high-skilled employees but no significant effects on the training of low-skilled employees.

While such a cost reduction could well include several sorts of benefits, a reduction of training expenses could be one explicit channel to compensate for the increased personnel costs.

In other words, services will be able to operate without that second person and there will be nothing to stop a gradual reduction of trains having a customer services person, as they will now be called.

It is shown that the reduction of train speed at times when tornadoes are expected would lead to a very significant reduction in accident risk.

Similarly, communication latency is also considered as the main factor which could bring reduction of train control performance, and cognitive control is successfully applied to CBTC systems to help the train run at the optimal trajectory curve [9].

The output demonstrates that the proposed approach can achieve a reduction of train delays by 70% compared to the solution determined by keeping the order of the original timetable, and get the optimality for more than 90% of instances with a realistic case.

The feminization of PC's profession, with more part-time work combined with the reduction of trained PCPs is believed to lead to a PCPs shortage in Switzerland with the next years [ 7, 8].