Sentence examples for to existing training from inspiring English sources

"The centre could also link to existing training centres beyond the Asia-Pacific region, such as Nato's Special Operations Headquarters".

Professor Karl M. Kapp, author of The Gamification of Learning and Instruction, says businesses and organisations considering using gamification as part of their learning and development strategy need to ensure it's not just adding meaningless, superficial game elements to existing training programs.

They were then compared to existing training evaluation models, to form an overall typology conceptualizing the relationships among all the prioritized elements.

Steve Weber, a senior analyst with Regional Plan Associates, said New Jersey Transit had almost reached the limit for the number of trains it can run into Manhattan, as well as the number of cars it can add to existing trains.

The contract allows construction to begin on the first phase of the project, which will run from 96th Street to 63rd Street before connecting to existing train service, officials said.

We propose therefore that there is a need to review existing training given to staff – both in relation to disability and domestic abuse – in order to understand how training and education can be optimised as a means of changing culture and breaking down stigmatising views.

Since that period, we have continued to collect new data for RT, HL, logP, VP, and WS, and these data will be added to the existing training sets to refine the OPERA models [149].

Participants expected to be able to exchange ideas on what and how to change existing training and there was an expressed desire not only to influence these developments but to ensure they are deliverable.

As our intervention was added to an existing training course, we had to assign whole training groups to either the intervention or the control condition.

The lack of consistency in measurement in this area has contributed to making existing training research difficult to interpret (Herschell, Kolko, Baumann, & Davis, 2010; McHugh & Barlow, 2012).

The investigators urged European and French air safety regulators to scrutinize existing training programs, and in particular to "make mandatory the creation of regular specific exercises aimed at manual airplane handling".