James V · 2016
the document addresses the question of the degree to which United States Air Force (USAF) pilot skills deteriorate as a function of reduced or deleted aircraft-flying.time. An examination of the results of several studies concerning the affects of periods of inactivity'on pilot skill retention and subsequent retraining reguirEients indicate that a more efficieUt and cost-effective method for maintaining a pool of near combatrready.pilotb may be possible. Adoption of an annual massed retraining program (as opposed to the present method of conducting continuation training over a full year) could achieve a redaction of more than 50 % in required aircraft flying hours. Data from these studies suggest that if USAF pilot: requirements perito recurrent training could be delayed for an indefinite number of years with no significant increase in the. average number of aircraft hours required per pilot when such recurrent training is conducted. The data also suggest that the use
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Katherine G. Akers (377156), Derek A. Hamilton (589824) · Figshare · 2015
<p>Both rats that underwent 1 day of training (<b>AB</b>) and rats that underwent 4 days of training (<b>CD</b>) displayed a decrease in latency to reach the hidden platform across trials. Rats that underwent 4 days of training exhibited shorter latency than rats that underwent 1 day of training. £ denotes main effect of trial (collapsed across 1-day/4-day, reactivation/no reactivation, and HFS/control groups), <i>p</i><.05. ¥ denotes main effect of training (collapsed across reactivation/no reactivation and HFS/control groups and trial), <i>p</i><.05.</p>
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Bristol University Press eBooks · 2017
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Anna Jiroutová · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2009
This bachelor work has been focusing on retraining as a tool of active unemployment policy. The work is approaching it from the wider context of job market situation and also as a part of state measures against the unemployment. The emphasis is on unemployment, its definition, consequences and effects of long term unemployment. The introduction focuses at the importance of education in the modern society and theory of human capital, then the work explores the job market, especially job market in the Czech Republic and its development after 1989. Next section studies incidence of active employment policy, its goals and tools. Explanation of labour offices' characteristics follows together with a small excursion to their history and space is also dedicated to job seeker's view of consultation process. Finally, the conclusion deals with issues of retraining with an emphasis on their legal definition, participants and effects.
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Encyclopedia of Career Development · 2006
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Thomas Lenarz · Laryngo-Rhino-Otologie · 1998
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Anna Jiroutová · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2009
This bachelor work has been focusing on retraining as a tool of active unemployment policy. The work is approaching it from the wider context of job market situation and also as a part of state measures against the unemployment. The emphasis is on unemployment, its definition, consequences and effects of long term unemployment. The introduction focuses at the importance of education in the modern society and theory of human capital, then the work explores the job market, especially job market in the Czech Republic and its development after 1989. Next section studies incidence of active employment policy, its goals and tools. Explanation of labour offices' characteristics follows together with a small excursion to their history and space is also dedicated to job seeker's view of consultation process. Finally, the conclusion deals with issues of retraining with an emphasis on their legal definition, participants and effects.
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William Mitchell · ACM SIGCSE Bulletin · 1983
This paper reports on the experiences acquired in initiating a summer retraining program to prepare college faculty to teach undergraduate computing. The distinction between formal and informal retraining, the benefits of formal retraining, and the justification for credentializing such programs with a masters degree are also discussed.
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Ivana NĚMCOVÁ · Digital Repository (National Repository of Grey Literature) · 2013
This Bachelor thesis named ?Retraining of unemployed people? includes theoretical part, which describes unemployment, its types, social impact and also historical consequences of this phenomenon. Moreover the thesis focuses on unemployment progress, state employment policy in Czech Republic, and retraining as the most frequent tool of active state employment policy. The last chapter looks into development of key skills, which have a great impact to work with groups of unemployed people. The practical part of the thesis contains a questionnaire answered by attendees of retraining course called ?Basic operation of personal computer?.
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Cornell Hotel and Restaurant Administration Quarterly · 1991
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James Gilchriest · Clinical Engineering Handbook · 2004
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Gerald F. Gebhart, Robert F. Schmidt · 2013
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Elizabeth Clay · Geriatric Nursing · 1980
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Ethel Weinberg · Academic Medicine · 1972
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Irene S. Davis, Erin Futrell · Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics of North America · 2015
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Albert E. Scheflen · Charles C Thomas Publisher eBooks · 2005
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Izzy Moore · Cardiff Metropolitan Research Repository (Cardiff Metropolitan University) · 2021
I have undertaken a series of studies that have been published in peer-review journals or as conference abstracts on how to retrain movement. Specifically, this work focuses on how to retrain running gait for lower limb injury rehabilitation.
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Brooke L. Whisenhunt · Encyclopedia of Behavior Modification and Cognitive Behavior Therapy: Volume 1: Adult Clinical Applications Volume 2: Child Clinical Applications Volume 3: Educational Applications · 2014
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