Sentence examples for training card from inspiring English sources

We report a newly designed training card (Microvascular Practice Card) that is a non-animal practice tool for surgical training and practicing the skills for microvascular anastomosis techniques.

1A meta-analysis of microeconometric evaluations of active labor market policies showed that subsidized public sector employment programs are less likely to yield positive impacts compared to job search assistance, classroom and on-the-job training (Card et al. 2010).

Additionally, one worker saw that the contractor requirement (driven by state requirements, not federal OSHA as the worker believes) that workers have a 10-hour OSHA training card also supported workers in taking responsibility for safety.

The man, Michael Dinardo, 52, of Queens, admitted to investigators, according to a criminal complaint, that he regularly sold the training cards to companies to issue to their workers.

Pointing to symbols on Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Osha) training cards printed in Spanish, Alejandro Zuniga, a 46-year-old organizer with the center, instructed workers how to determine which symbols stand for what chemicals.

The matches last eight minutes and cannot be skipped but they're (usually) engaging – tactical changes have a genuine and satisfying impact on proceedings – and playing them allows training cards to be awarded that can be combined to boost players' stats.

The boy notices that the word ends with an "o" and, remembering his training cards, he confidently says, "Spanish".

Ned immediately shouts, "Spanish!" Again, wrong answer, but his training cards include only one card with a tilde, and it happens to be in the Spanish pile.

The boy notices that the word ends with an "o" and, remembering his training cards, he confidently says, "Spanish". A fourth card showing "منزل" doesn't look like anything from either pile and we can see tears building as the boy watches his ice cream melt.

Those are the scents embedded in his training cards.

So, this former police chief and commander of criminal investigations has come up with a set of of 8 x 10 reusable training cards embedded with a near permanent "rub-for-scent" component that helps emergency teams memorize the deadly smells.