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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary: Eleventh Edition
retrainable. re-tar- date V'tar-.dat, -dat\ n (1915) often offensive : a mentally
retarded person re*tar-da*tlon \,re-,tar-'da>sh3n, ri-\ n (15c) 1 : an act or instance
of retarding 2 : the extent to which something is retarded 3 : a musical suspension
; ...
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Immigrant Physicians: Former Soviet Doctors in Israel, ...
At the same time, younger, less experienced professionals are perceived by host
employers as more flexible and, therefore, more retrainable for the requirements
of the profession in the host society. All three hosts in this study view the ...
Judith T. Shuval, Judith H. Bernstein, 1997
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IEEE Int'l Conf. on Computer Languages
direct corollary Is that CASE implemented via retrainable software could benefit
from recent developments related to large-scale software system engineering (
LSSE) [2, 3J. The whole area of flexible software manufacturing systems (FSMS)
...
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Decisions of the Federal Labor Relations Authority
(4) Technicians who are retrainable have bump rights into the same or next lower
grade within the assigned competitive area, but must fill the position of the
individual being bumped out, i.e., that individual with the least tenure. (5)
Technicians ...
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Federal Labor Relations Reporter
Rather, management would need only select a candidate who was retrainable,
i.e., who was sufficiently familiar with the work of the position that it would be
reasonable to expect him or her to reach the full performance or fully qualified
level in ...
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Stream-based Statistical Machine Translation
Our approach is particularly suited for situations when there is arbitrarily large amounts of new training material and we wish to incorporate it efficiently and in small space. The novel contributions of this thesis are: 1.
Abby D. Levenberg, Miles Osborne, 2011
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Trust Your Gut: Heal from IBS and Other Chronic Stomach ...
You may have even given up hope because you are embarrassed or exhausted. In Trust Your Gut --two leading doctors in integrative medicine – a physician and a psychologist -- have teamed up to develop the revolutionary CORE program.
Gregory Plotnikoff, Mark B. Weisberg, 2013
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Conflict in History, Measuring Symmetry, Thermodynamic ...
I was called up for the Army physical exam and went through the procedure, at
length being classified 2-Y, retrainable in a national emergency, which
classification I liked. As a consequence of my Yale experience, and to orient me
to future ...
Dennis Glenn Collins, 2011
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OECD Economic Surveys Germany 1992-1993: Germany 1992-1993
Human capital insufficiencies, both in labour and in management. Anecdotal
evidence from successful restructurings and “green-field” investments suggests
that labour may be readily retrainable, as basic education skills are high, but that
the ...
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Ethnography And The Corporate Encounter: Reflections on ...
Sometimes referred to with "tags" such as "second- order modernization," "
reflexive social institutions," "flexible" labor and production forces, "learning
organizations," and multiple, flexible, and continually retrainable selves, macro-
social ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «RETRAINABLE»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
retrainable w wiadomościach.
Scoppe: TransformSC breaking the mold in education and in politics
... qualified, educated, retrainable workforce.” The president of AT&T in South Carolina told me after our meeting that she sees this as her last opportunity to have ... «The State, Wrz 13»
Caution: Falling Job Zone
Those people are easily retrainable,” he adds. “If you're a straight-up discovery research scientist, and all you've done is work in discovery labs for most of your ... «Genetic Engineering News, Cze 13»
The awkward cashier: How federal disability policy mangles its …
Autor notes that Stone's disabled violinist with the ruined pinky finger would likely have a college education, and thus be deemed retrainable under disability law ... «Deseret News, Mar 13»
Family will pay $12000 for pitbull's life
Torres told Starks that Otis seemed retrainable. “She believes she can retrain Otis,” Starks said. “He's not unsalvageable. She believes the other dogs cannot be ... «Auburn Journal, Sty 10»
Have Your Meat and Sustain It, Too
Von Schneidau says, "Sustainability is obtainable if humans are retrainable." He says the personal relationship he develops with customers means that he can ... «Seattle Weekly, Lis 09»
A Supreme Court Victory for Older Workers
Managers were instructed to rate employees for how “flexible” and “retrainable” they were. Of the 31 who were eventually laid off, 30 were at least 40 years old. «New York Times, Cze 08»
Newburgh cop won't get dog back
"It's still a retrainable K-9 and we felt it would be a much more valuable asset to reassign to someone within the department," police Chief Eric Paolilli said. «Times Herald-Record, Mar 08»
How About A New WPA To Rebuild Our Nation's Infrastructure?
... hundreds of thousands of unemployed but skilled labor used to working with their hands, and retrainable for bridge construction and other infrastructure work. «Huffington Post, Sie 07»
