Sentence examples for training ecosystem from inspiring English sources

I would find it useful if the authors could reflect on this concern, possibly elaborating a bit more about a potential strategy that someone should adopt to introduce such novel models in a traditional training ecosystem.

http://edtechfrontier.com/2013/12/29/new-models-for-a-new-year/ This paper discusses how open models may be adopted by a traditional professional training ecosystem - the one of food safety.

So I can attest that what's most remarkable of all is the sheer oddity of the personal-training ecosystem, which I've observed across a series of gyms and a sequence of my own trainers: Aaron and then Ari and now Andrew.

Speaking at a Global Entrepreneurship Week event at the British Library, Cliff Prior, head of UnLtd, said the movement might be better supported by helping and training an "ecosystem" of individuals and groups who could enable social ventures to flourish.

We evaluated each tool based on a rough estimate of its time requirements to provide results for a "standard" restoration analyst (i.e., a Masters-level specialist trained in ecosystem service analysis, including GIS and/or economic valuation).

Results indicated that parameters related to soil C dynamics such as CO2 efflux can be potentially used as indicators of the impacts of military training in forest ecosystems.

"It's an education, training and service delivery ecosystem, and we rely on each other to make the whole thing work," she said.

Extreme Venture Partner's accelerator program has been up and running since 2009 and is aimed at becoming a training ground and valuable ecosystem for Canadian startups targeting the social, mobile, and local spaces.

Resource management budget emerges as a major determinant of the degree to which managers can sustain both necessary training environments – a DoD-specific ecosystem service – and a prairie ecosystem with species of conservation concern.

You'll be doing your part to maintain the balance of the L train's delicate social ecosystem, thereby preventing perfectly attractive normal people from backsliding into their high-school self-esteem issues and undoing thousands of dollars' worth of psychoanalysis.

The empirical data used, comprised observations of invertebrate abundance and percentage fine sediment, collected across a wide range of reference condition temperate stream and river ecosystems (model training dataset n = 2252).