Sentence examples for tasks for training from inspiring English sources

In order to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the virtual platform, we have designed two typical underwater operational tasks for training the operator: grasping a machine part in a basket, and making a circle at a specified position on the seabed.

Furthermore, the flexibility allows employees who perform different jobs or tasks for training courses according to their own scheduling.

Especially, when there is only a small sample set available in the second task, a CNN pre-trained on the first task as initial setting for training the second task showed to be preferable to random initializing the CNN.

That higher education is the business secretary's patch reveals the banausic truth that all education is now viewed as subordinate to the task of training infantry for the economic struggle.

Schooling that trains students to efficiently conduct routine tasks is training students for jobs that pay minimum wage or jobs that simply no longer exist.

Schooling that trains students to efficiently conduct routine tasks is training students for jobs that pay minimum wage — or jobs that simply no longer exist.

The focus of this paper has been put on suitability for task, training effort and conformity with user expectations, differentiated by information systems.

Conducting an assessment informed our understanding of the health staffing shortage, which plagues many African countries, and supported the efforts of the national MC task force to lobby for trained nurses to be authorized to perform VMMC procedures.

In an fMRI study using an overt naming task, improvements in naming (for trained items only) following therapy (30 h over two weeks) was associated with increased functional activation of the perilesional regions of the left hemisphere that had been identified as dysfunctional (excessive slow wave activity) pre-therapy (Meinzer et al. 2008).

This may be a fine task for the trained professional chefs on Food Network's Chopped competition, but these folks rarely stray from ribs, pulled pork, brisket, and chicken.

The ArmA is therefore likely to have utility in practice for the evaluation of spasticity intervention (often for passive function) and possibly other focal interventions such as task practice training for active function improvement.