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Haxe supports externs (definition files) that can contain type information of existing libraries.

Externships are often viewed as job shadowing, since externs are closely supervised by employee volunteers who agree to walk them through.

Compiègne, France: 11 Discalced Carmelite nuns, three lay sisters, and two externs (or tertiaries).

This led to her, along with Blanche Edwards-Pillet, being the first women externs in Paris Hospitals.

lecture classrooms, massage classrooms, massage clinic rooms for student externs and graduates to provide massages to the public, a law library research.

enrolment from 1875 to 1891 was of some 150 interns and three hundred externs.

account a large part of the population, namely those young people and other 'externs' who neither produced nor exchanged goods or capital in any significant.

have split the community between those strictly enclosed and teaching externs.

in addition to administrative support and several loaned employees ("externs").

and staffs, to undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students, and to externs.

the use of LEDs), the infrastructure provided to all members as well as externs includes a lathe, a CNC machine, a CAD station, a laser cutter, a RepRap.

Oklahoma State places externs with Kaytee Preferred Birds [3].

Tompson gave birth to her third child, a group of 17 hospital employees—externs, interns, even the receptionist—came to watch.

persecution of 1907, they had some thirty communities and as many schools for externs and boarders.

the school ceased to be a minor seminary and became only a college for externs, with 811 in attendance.

This increased the student body, both of Jesuits and externs.

d'arbre (A Mosquito Tree), and in 1871 his first serious play, Els fadrins externs (The Strange Companions).

The College opened with 64 boarders, 56 day boys, and 30 externs.

Synonyms:

Dr.; doctor; physician; medico; medical extern; doc; MD;

Antonyms:

worsen; break;