Sentence examples for training library from inspiring English sources

They cover all manner of services including student support facilities, employment advice and training, library services and clubs".

Putting it all together This week, use everything in your training library: day 1 - PHA circuit; day 2 - continuous cardio & core circuit; day 3 - rest; day 4 - anaerobic cardio & core circuit; day 5 - interval training & core circuit; day 6 - PHA circuit; day 7 - continuous cardio & core circuit.

Unlike most rule induction approaches which derive rules from part of the training library, ACM builds global classifiers based on the entire training data set.

CBT Nuggets is also running a little contest until April 1: describe in 200 words or less what you would do with a year's subscription to their entire video training library.

The platform also helps employers quantify and analyze employee progress through training, and understanding of their benefits and other corporate information, by giving them reporting tools and metrics around time spent with materials and progress through the training library.

Reassembled contigs were combined with all contigs not combined with any others (singletons) to form a single training library of sequences (Dryad-files D2 [available from the Dryad Digital Repository: http://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.f6s22]; Blischak et al., 2014).

Gibbons's letter, however, states that since 2010, 343 libraries have closed, opening hours have been cut, and 8,000 paid and trained library staff have been lost.

In an age where finding reliable information is an increasingly complex process, in an age where study after study demonstrates the impact of trained library staff on student learning and test scores (let alone their search skills!), I find it appalling that more and more school districts think they are saving money by slashing budgets and hiring untrained aides to run the library.

And by cross-training library employees to meaningfully assist job seekers, we could also provide a pathway for promotion, better earnings and improved career skills for many of our librarians and their assistants.

Its Directorate of Libraries oversees all public libraries and participates in the training of library professionals.

In 1979, a National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship at the Yale University Library allowed Jan to undertake formal training in library and archives preservation.