Sentence examples for unnecessary training from inspiring English sources

For instance, dozens of unnecessary training programs for local rescuers have been created since 1996.

Stop buying canned curriculum every 3-5 yeand and sending thousands of teachers to unnecessary training.

Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa)., a retired admiral and Iraq war veteran, worried that military commanders would try to spare Bush the need to invoke a waiver to deploy troops deemed not fully ready, leading to unnecessary training, for instance.

I also now call on Congress and the states to repeal licensing laws, which make it illegal to work at literally hundreds of entry-level or lucrative employments, whether in plumbing, hairdressing, flower-arranging, landscaping, realty services, cab rides, or nursing, without first wasting hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars in unnecessary training courses to get bureaucratic credentials.

With regard to the network structure issue, while an insufficient number of hidden neurons might lead to low accuracy in training, an excessive number of hidden neurons tends to add unnecessary training time, with marginal improvement or memorizing instead of learning (overfitting; Castellano and Fanelli 2000).

The excessive requirements we found include such things as residency rules, extra fees, additional and unnecessary training requirements, superfluous certification exams, and prohibitions against navigators talking with consumers about the benefits offered by different plans.

It is thirsty, always thirsty, and its tail is not a tail but a feathered train, a magnificent and seemingly unnecessary train.

To adapt to changes in the forest environment and weather and to reduce unnecessary repeated training, this paper investigates the impact of weather on target recognition and classification based on ultra-wideband (UWB) signals.

The anterior tibial tendon was preferred over the posterior tibial for transfer because the operation is easier to perform and the anterior tibial functions in phase with the foot dorsiflexors, thereby making unnecessary postoperative training.

The lion's share of transport investment for the next decade is to be blown on an unnecessary luxury train, while Heathrow will become a lawyer's feast.

Until 1933 they all waited 3 1/2 min. while the engines were changed, electrification of the road to Wilmington made the engine-switching unnecessary and trains stopped only long enough to pick up or leave passengers.