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Comparisons are performed to investigate pattern and batch-form trainings for both EKF and BP training algorithms.

I took in pre-match trainings for both Poland and Greece ahead of the opening game of Euro 2012 in the majestic National Stadium and they both look loose and ready to go.

The critical importance of the trainings at both the onset and throughout the duration of the toolkit pilot was one of the most critical areas of learning, including the trainings' importance as a tool for enhancing staff comfort in discussing the topic and for improving basic understanding, technical capacity, and promoting multi-sectoral coordination from the outset.

UNICEF is committed to child protection programs, including trainings of both military and civilians in order to ensure the full protection of children's rights.

Since training at the registered level is more advanced than training at the enrolled level, for the purposes of this paper, nurses who had obtained a council registration for trainings at both the 'enrolled' and 'registered' levels were grouped in the 'registered' level.

The overall self-reported benefit regarding the O&M-training was high and according to the trainers the majority of the participants of both trainings perceived benefit with respect to several elements, i.e., experiencing advantages of the ID cane, increased self-confidence, and independent participation outdoors.

However, we controlled this risk by using the same examples of encountered usability problems in both trainings.

Animals were subjected to both trainings in the same context and the situation that results from it was studied.

In our case both trainings took place in the same context, but it is possible to assume that the described pattern of interactions could also arise when A and B occur in different contexts, evidently excluding the case of simultaneity.

Overall, participants appreciated both trainings and reported benefit.

Partially-sighted older people appreciated both trainings and perceived benefit.