Sentence examples for training for operating from inspiring English sources
The nature of refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment requires specialized training for operating and service personnel.
It is increasingly recognised that this generic education requires supplementary training for operating effectively within a specific clinical environment.
Interprofessional communication training for operating theatre staff based in part on the key issues identified in this study may help to create clarity in roles and focus attention on effective teamwork and promote clinical safety.
Data regarding laparoscopic training for operating room nurses are not available.
To develop and apply a novel surgical aseptic technique curriculum in specialty training for operating room (OR) nurses.
The British contend that they are particularly well trained for operating in urban areas, where American troops seem less comfortable.
The simulators built in the largest quantities are chiefly for civil transport aircraft and military fighters and are used to train pilots for operating specific aircraft and handling emergency situations (see flight simulator).
'In the past this brigade brought in an Israeli security company to provide mercenary training for paramilitaries operating under its control,' she said.
This training prepares them for operating autonomously in rural hospitals or in large health centres where there are no doctors.
They were mostly provided by Axis 3 measures, e.g., support for business creation and development, diversification into non-agricultural activities, basic services for rural population, and training for actors operating in the field covered by Axis 3, the latter being used for the establishment of social farming networks and support centres (O'Connor et al. 2010).
The signing of the contracts between London Underground, the public body responsible for operating the trains, and the two private-sector consortia responsible for the track, signals and stations is now indefinitely postponed.Tony Blair's scheme for London Underground has clocked up four years, two judicial reviews and a whopping £400m bill for consultants.
