The construction technology is not sophisticated and doesn't require specialized manpower; however a simple rectangular construction technology with four to six wooden pillars running from foundation to roof is prevalent in case study area.
Diabetes Peer educator In addition, lack of trained and specialized manpower to deal with diabetes cases especially diagnosing diabetes and delays in referrals.
establishment of an institutional framework for specialized manpower training on the professional and technical level, and establishment of support centres for feed analysis, disease control, Random Sample Tests, etc.
The production units which rely upon specialized local manpower and the needs for the organization of the relevant activities combined with the morphological characteristics of the regions, determined the socioeconomic organization, the every day life, the form of residence, models of exchange and communication [4].
In the short term it may be more feasible to invest in a school for MLPs, rather than fully trained dentists, requiring less specialized dental manpower.
The deal requires a great deal of time, manpower and specialized equipment.
In the nonmonetary Egyptian economy, its essential functions were the collection, storage, and redistribution of produce; the drafting and organization of manpower for specialized labour, probably including irrigation and flood protection works, and major state projects; and the supervision of legal matters.
Successful implementation of these cloud-based systems, often augmenting or replacing on-premise legacy platforms spread across multiple countries, requires a level of specialized expertise and sheer manpower that many software firms lack.
And after purchasing a company that specialized in financial staffing, Manpower received a gift from Congress in the form of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, which may not prevent the next Enron but has certainly boosted demand for accountants and other number crunchers.
On the other hand, densitometry, DEXA, and MRI provide more accurate measures of obesity but are unsuitable for epidemiological studies since they require specialized equipment and skilled manpower; and they are expensive.
Our chief concern is manpower, medical manpower.
