Sentence examples for viability of training from inspiring English sources

Using bespoke paintings designed for this work, a spectral library of selected pigments was established and the viability of training and the application of classification techniques based on this data was demonstrated.

Elimination of the high infrastructure costs by fuel cell locomotives is the key to economic viability of electric trains in with large landmasses low population density.

Elimination of the high infrastructure costs of fuel-cell locomotives is key to the economic viability of electric trains in low-population-density, large land masses.

This work examines the viability of a remote training architecture called REmote Patient Education in a Telemedicine Environment (REPETE).

If the auction results reflect a long-term shift in greenhouse gas revenue, it would raise new concerns about the viability of building the bullet train.

Two other PSAC, such as Cape Verde and Sao Tome and Principe, have no medical schools, although Cape Verde is currently engaged in reflecting on the relevance and viability of establishing a local medical training institution [ 3].

The easy perfection of body line and the liquid arms of Daniel Keene and Caity Seither made obvious the viability of pure classical ballet and the rewards of training young dancers to honor and commit to that purity.

The economic viability of broadband Internet services on trains has always been proved difficult, mainly due to a high investment cost and low willingness to pay by train passengers, but also due to unused opportunities such as non-passenger services (e.g. train performance monitoring, crew services) and optimization of the resources consumed to offer Internet services.

In general, the economic viability of broadband Internet services on trains has been proven difficult mainly due to a high investment cost and low willingness to pay because Internet is more and more considered as an expected amenity [3] but also due to unused opportunities such as offering other services and optimization of resource consumption.

He wants to coordinate all federal homeland security grants to state agencies and to establish a resource center so that each of Connecticut's 169 municipalities can answer questions about the viability of emergency and security equipment or training.

Training: Upgrade level of training of PETAS.