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Pilots' training relies on virtual simulators to develop familiarity with the typical course of a flight and build reactivity to obstacles without fear of real-world consequences.

The development of rehabilitation protocols and robotic systems that actively regulate trunk posture during training relies on a deeper understanding of the interactions between trunk posture, proprioceptive feedback circuit modulations and leg motor pattern production during locomotion.

One plausible mechanism leading to this differential in training relies on the larger turnover rate experienced by temporary workers because of the much less stringent employment protection legislation (EPL henceforth; in particular mandated severance pay) they enjoy relative to permanent workers.

Medical education, e.g., residency training, relies on practical experience within health care institutions such as hospitals [ 2].

The current paradigm of arthroscopic training relies on the apprenticeship model where residents are evaluated by a precepting surgeon as their level of involvement is subsequently increased.

Such measures would, of course, be most painful for poorer Americans especially those who, for reasons of age, ill health, or lack of job training, rely to a significant extent on public assistance.

Thus, there was a difference in the labelling methodology for different subsets of the local data, with algorithm training relying on data with a reference diagnosis based on visual assessment only, and reporting performance measured with data that had reference diagnosis based on clinical follow-up.

"[But] did you ever think of calling the National Suicide Hotline?" They are currently recruiting up to 2,000 contractors 90percentt, so far, happen to be women and unlike the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, they don't intend to provide them with any meaningful training, relying instead on crowdsourcing for quality control.

Traditionally dog training relied heavily upon aversive based techniques, involving negative reinforcement or punishment.

In addition to this, the peer supporters also suggested that the training relied too much on role play.

High-intensity strength training relying on principles of progressive overload can be successfully implemented at industrial workplaces, and results in significant reductions of neck and shoulder pain.