Sentence examples for training activities for from inspiring English sources

It participates in processing, ground operation, and training activities for the U.S. space shuttle fleet through United Space Alliance, a joint venture with Lockheed Martin Corporation.

Over the years, in addition to my research, I have engaged in many different training activities for younger scientists, both within and outside my institution.

A focus group with the librarians assessed the UF library curriculum, its impact on student engagement, and the training activities for librarian teaching preparation.

Overall, there was found to be broad consensus on the value of the toolkit and the training activities for improving basic MHM understanding and technical knowledge around an MHM response.

It has remained the main climate center of the GHA, and its role is critical in supporting training activities for hydrometeorologists of member countries, promoting regional cooperation, and offering technical support to downscale regional and national seasonal predictions.

At the beginning it was established as a centre for young people by the association Il Campanile Onlus, that was particularly involved in educational and training activities for the adolescents, including immigrants, of the Porta Palazzo area.7 Thanks to an agreement with the District Council (Circoscrizione 7), Cecchi Point could take advantage of a broad abandoned area (2500 sq. m).

Then that goal sets your training activity for you.

Several preliminary video segments were integrated (e.g., safety, demonstration of one skill, and sample training activity) for demonstration, but links and proposed features (e.g., the trainee-trainer voicemail function) were nonfunctional placeholders.

To account for higher resource consumption due to differences in teaching activities, we included a variable (TEACHING) for the training activities of non-medical staff.

The network currently has 600 professionals and has organized 6 training activities (train for trainers and updating on children obesity) for 162 professionals.

This paper addresses the issue designing two systems that aim, for one, at helping managers to select pertaining continuous training activities and, for the other, at distributing the budget among the activities evaluated as relevant.