Sentence examples for training electronically from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade there has been mounting interest in delivering psychological treatment training electronically (e-Learning), either using CD-ROMs or, increasingly, using the internet (Cucciare, Weingardt, & Villafranca, 2008; Weingardt, 2004).

We bought our train tickets electronically at a kiosk, grabbed some spending money from the ATM, gained entry to the theatre with tickets purchased online, and ate dinner at an impossibly popular restaurant because online reservations had been secured weeks in advance.

Burlington Northern Santa Fe and railroad industry representatives have used their influence to routinely oppose federal and state safety regulations such as speed limits, public information disclosure, liability coverage for catastrophic incidents, minimum staffing requirements on trains, and electronically controlled pneumatic braking systems.

The participation in resistance training was recorded electronically when the participants visited the resistance training facilities and was analyzed as sessions/year.

As previously described for these subjects (10), a submaximal, then incremental (10 W/30 s), cycle test to fatigue was conducted before (2 days after a familiarization trial) and after training on an electronically braked ergometer (Ergoline 800s; Mijnhardt, the Netherlands).

Since the delay between the pulse trains is controlled electronically, there is no need for a mechanical delay line in the microscope optical path.

Virtual learning environments constitute current information systems' category for electronically supported training and development in (higher) education(al) and vocational training settings.

He was arrested and charged with seeking terrorism training overseas but while electronically tagged on bail, he absconded using a false Portuguese passport.

A FIPSE-funded project was designed to provide support and training to community college faculty electronically, and to develop a model to offer innovative, interactive strategies to support their students' academic and career needs.

Mr. Garofalo said Metro-North began switching the trains and running the signals electronically from another tower it built just to the east in 1984, before changing over to a computer at Grand Central Terminal in the 1990s.

"Doesn't that make sense for all taxpayers?" Also in East Lyme, there are plans for expanding Camp Rowland by almost 200,000 square feet of new construction, including 47,000-square-feet of housing for visiting soldiers and a 92,700-square-foot training academy that will be linked electronically to other training sites.