Sentence examples for training-oriented from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a robust adaptive nonlinear control law is developed, which is capable of handling variations in nonlinear part of synchronization error dynamics, without using any neural-network-based training-oriented adaptive scheme.

Rip currents form at long coasts that are approached by wave trains oriented parallel or nearly parallel to the shoreline.

In real life situations, the theoretical aspects are better assimilated when combined with training oriented towards development of abilities for a positive interaction with clients, especially the managerial and soft skills.

For the first workshop we will prepare a core syllabus of basic training oriented to explicit learning outcomes, delivered as a combination of prior self-study materials and short taught sessions on the day.

We employed very high quality interviewers who were educated; properly trained; oriented on socio-cultural aspects of the area; and spoke the local dialects of IDPs.

(KI 8: in-charge of dispensary) CHMT respondents also confirmed the findings that members of the HFGC were not trained or oriented with their duties and responsibilities: Honestly, we have not trained or oriented any of the HFGC members in our district on their roles and responsibilities.

"There's the direct cost of recruiting, training and orienting new employees.

Both the Vienna and Berlin groups consisted mainly of philosophically interested scientists or scientifically trained and oriented philosophers.

The current tourism practice at Machu Picchu in Peru mostly benefits the British train company Orient-Express, which operates PeruRail, and enables class segregation.

A redesigned and expanded police training program, oriented toward ensuring civilian security, not paramilitary combat against the Taliban, must be one of Washington's top priorities.

After 11 years at Chicago, marred only by the problem of training biologically oriented graduate students in a geology department, Romer went to Harvard University as professor of biology in 1934.