TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
diagnostic methods in medical laboratory: The various types of diagnostic methods in the medical laboratory such as clinical-chemical methods, haematological methods, immune-haematological methods, histological methods, cytological methods and micro-biological methods.
diagnostic radiology: Diagnostic radiology is a medical specialty mentioned in the EU Directive 2005/36/EC.
dies: The qualities and applications of various kinds of dies, the different components of a die (such as the die block, punch plate, pierce punch and others) and the types of die used in specialised manufacturing processes ( such as extrusion dies, drawing dies, forming dies, cutting dies, compound dies, and others).
dietary regimes: The field of food habits and dietary regimes, including those inspired by religious beliefs.
dietetics: The human nutrition and dietary modification for optimising health in clinical or other environments. The role of nutrition in promoting health and preventing illness across the life spectrum.
differentiate between airfield lighting: Identify the differences between various types of airfield lighting e.g. incandescent lighting and LED.
differentiate between maxillofacial tissues: Distinguish abnormally hard and soft tissues of the maxillofacial complex from normal tissues.
differentiate honey depending on the origin: Differentiate types of honey depending on the origin, such as honeydew honey, blossom honey, monofloral honey, and polyfloral honey.
differentiate nuance of colours: The talent to analyse, mix and match colours. Be able to pass a colour acuity test.
differentiate types of packages: Identify and differentiate different kinds of mail items and packages to be delivered. Consider their differences to foresee the necessary tools required for delivery.
dig sewer trenches: Prepare trenches for sewer pipes. Dig judiciously according to plans, avoiding underground utility infrastructure. Brace the trench to prevent compaction of the sewer pipe. Fill the trench after the pipes have been installed.
dig soil mechanically: Use mechanical equipment to dig up and move soil. Form pits according to excavation plans.
digital camera sensors: Types of sensors used in digital cameras, such as charged coupled devices (CCD) and complementary metal oxide semiconductor sensors (CMOS).
digital compositing: The process and software for digitally assembling multiple images to make one, final image.
digital game creation systems: The integrated development environments and specialised design tools, designed for the rapid iteration of user-derived computer games.
digital game genres: The classification of video games based on their interaction with the game media, such as simulation games, strategy games, adventure games and arcade games.
digital image processing: The different aspects and practices of image processing and manipulation like image interpolation, aliasing, image enhancement, contrast stretching, histogram processing and equalization, singular value decomposition, singular value equalization, wavelets filtering and many others.
digital marketing techniques: The marketing techniques used on the web to reach and engage with stakeholders, customers and clients.
digital printing: The technique that allows printing a digital-based image directly onto a variety of materials, mostly using inkjet or laser printer.
digitise documents: Load analog documents by converting them into a digital format, using specialised hardware and software.
dimension stone: The types of stones that are cut and finished following detailed specifications of size, shape, colour, and durability. Dimensional stones are commissioned for usage in buildings, paving, monuments, and the like.
dip tank parts: The set-up and different parts of a dip-coating machine, or dip tank, such as the tank made from noncombustible material, drain board, steel supports, rack and pinion, cylinder lifting, and lifting yoke.
dip-coating process: The various steps in the process of dipping a workpiece in a coating material solution, including immersion, start-up, deposition, drainage, and, possibly, evaporation.
diplomatic principles: The practices of facilitating agreements or international treaties with other countries by conducting negotiations and attempting to protect the interests of the home government, as well as facilitating compromise.
dipping tank types: The various types of tanks used for coating and dipping processes, such as hydro dipping tank, paint dip tank, and others.
direct airport subcontractors: Direct the work of consulting architects, engineers and related subcontractors. Establish project schedules and cost estimates, and communicate developments to senior management.
direct community arts activities: Devise and deliver participatory community arts activities that protect the health and safety of yourself and participants to be able to draw out the most effective learning. Take into account the whole experience of the art session.
direct customers to merchandise: Inform customers of where they can find the products they are searching for and escort them to their desired product.
direct event administrative details: Direct administrative tasks that go with an upcoming event, such as financial operations, dissemination of promotional materials.
direct inward dialing: The telecommunication service that provides a company with a series of telephone numbers for internal use, such as individual telephone numbers for each employee or every workstation. Using Direct Inward Dialing (DID), a company does not need another line for every connection.
direct logistical functions for product life cycles: Coordinate logistic operations related to product life cycles, such as distribution, delivery and final disposal of products or resources.
direct movement experiences: Assist clients or patients in moving in a structured or improvisatory manner for expressive purposes.
direct rigging equipment operators: Provide guidance to rigging equipment operator; provide assistance during setting up and removing rigging equipment.
direct the preparation of food: Oversee the preparation of a variety of dishes such as soups, salads, fish, meats, vegetables or desserts. Participate in and direct food preparation either on a day-to-day basis, or for special guests or events.
disability care: The specific methods and practices used in providing care to people with physical, intellectual and learning disabilities.
disability types: The nature and types of disabilities affecting the human beings such as physical, cognitive, mental, sensory, emotional or developmental and the specific needs and access requirements of disabled people.
disaggregate the production plan: Splits production plan in daily, weekly, and monthly plans with clear objectives and targets required.
disarm land mine: Disarm explosives and ammunition contained within land mines according to regulations to prevent and permanently avoid detonation and to ensure safety.
disassemble engines: Disassemble internal combustion engines, generators, pumps, transmissions and other components of mechanical equipment.
disassemble equipment: Disassembles equipment using hand tools in order to clean equipments and to perform regular operational maintenance.
disassemble machines: Disassemble machines following defined procedures and inventory for the suitable handling of parts. Ensure that machines can be reassembled following disassembly.
disassemble mobile devices: Deconstruct mobile devices in order to analyse faults, perform replacement or recycle parts.
discern written communication: Strive to understand and give sense to written communication either live, emails, and texts. Confirm with the recipient whether the assumption made based on the communication are valid and reflect the meaning of the sender.
discharge of collected waste: The procedures to be followed to discharge the collected waste safely and in the designated place for doing this.
discuss artwork: Introduce and discuss the nature and content of art work, achieved or to be produced with an audience, art directors, catalogue editors, journalists, and other parties of interest.
discuss dental treatment options with patient: Discuss findings, diagnoses, aetiology with the patient and let the patient participate in considering risks, benefits and prognoses of the treatment options.
discuss research proposals: Discuss proposals and projects with researchers, decide on resources to allocate and whether to move forward with the study.
discuss the end point of therapeutic intervention: Identify a possible end point of therapeutic interventions with the patient in accordance with their original goals.
discuss the medical history of the healthcare user: Ask the healthcare user about his medical condition and physical well-being and the desired results to be achieved through the suggested therapy and follow the prescribed treatment.
discuss weight loss plan: Talk with your client in order to discover their nutritional and exercise habits. Discuss weight loss goals and determine a plan to reach these goals.
disinfect surfaces: Apply the correct cleaning procedures, taking into account safe handling of disinfectants, to remove contaminants, pollutants, and bacterial risks, from various surfaces, such as buildings exteriors, vehicles, and roads.
dismantle broken appliances: Dismantle equipment and appliances which are broken and ineligible for repair so that their separate components can be sorted, recycled, and disposed of in a manner which is compliant with waste and recycling legislation.
dismantle concrete pumps: Dismantle all the assemblies of concrete pumps such as the pipe and the robotic arm, and prepare the mobile concrete pump for road traffic.
dismantle scaffolding: Safely dismantle a scaffolding structure according to a plan and in the set order.
disorders affecting self-awareness: The consciousness process related to various medical disorders and illnesses and its manifestation and treatment options.
disorders of vital functions: The characteristics and disorders of vital functions, consciousness and unconsciousness, respiratory and circulatory system, bleeding, shocks, artificial respiration.
dispatch ambulance: Send the appropriate emergency response vehicle to the indicated location in order to offer support to individuals who find themselves in life-threatening situations.
dispense corrective lenses: Dispense eyeglasses and contact lenses according to doctors' prescriptions.
dispense medicines: Review and dispense medicines and validate prescriptions ensuring that they are authentic, correctly interpreted and in line with legal requirements, selecting the correct medicine, strength and pharmaceutical form in accordance with the prescription, package and label of medicines.
display medical problems: Emphasize significant medical issues in a way that the attention of any healthcare professional using the record is directed on them.
display warnings around dive site: Ensure that warning devices are displayed in the area around a dive site, so as to keep it clear of any equipment other than that associated with the diving operation.
dispose food waste: Dispose or collect food waste with the purpose of recycling or throwing away from the production process. Follow established procedures for their disposal taking care of the environment and the safety matters according to legislations.
dispose medical waste: Carry out the appropriate technique to safely dispose all types of medical waste such as infective, toxic and radioactive waste.
dispose non-food waste within the food industry: Dispose non-food waste within the food industry applying environmentally accepted procedures to dispose it.
dispose of cutting waste material: Dispose of possibly hazardous waste material created in the cutting process, such as swarf, scrap and slugs, sort according to regulations, and clean up workplace.
dispose of dead animals: Dispose of dead animals which are not considered a source of meat. Bury or cremate the animal based on the wishes of the owners or on other criteria.
dispose of hazardous waste: Dispose of dangerous materials such as chemical or radioactive substances according to environmental and to health and safety regulations.
dispose of non-hazardous waste: Dispose of waste materials which pose no risk to health and safety in a manner which complies with recycling and waste management procedures.
dispose of sewage sludge: Operate equipment to pump the sewage sludge and store it into containers in order to transform the gases it emits into energy. After this phase, dry the sludge and evaluate its potential reuse as fertilizer. Dispose of the sludge if it contains hazardous elements.
dispose of soldering waste: Collect and transport solder dross in special containers for hazardous waste.
dispose prepared animal feeds waste: Dispose prepared animal feeds waste while striving to minimise the environmental impact of feed compositions. Follow the relevant legislation.
dispose soot from the sweeping process: Dispose and transport soot from the sweeping process in an appropriate manner and according to local and national regulations.
disseminate flight information: Compose and disseminate flight information to others within the company. This is the source of information provided to the travelling public.
disseminate general corporate information: Answer questions, resolve doubts, and solve inquiries in regard to general institutional and corporate information such as program rules, regulations and procedures. Assist with information to both, employees and public at large.
disseminate information on tax legislation: Provide advise on the possible implications for companies or individuals on decisions regarding tax declaration based on tax legislation. Advise on the favourable tax strategies that could be followed depending on the needs of the client.
disseminate internal communications: Disseminate internal communications using the different communication channels that a company has at its disposal.
disseminate messages to people: Receive, process, and pass messages to people coming from phone calls, faxes, postal, and emails.
disseminate results to the scientific community: Publicly disclose scientific results by any appropriate means, including conferences, workshops, colloquia and scientific publications.
distinguish accessories: Distinguish accessories in order to determine differences among them. Evaluate accessories based on their characteristics and their application in wearing apparel manufacturing.
distinguish fabrics: Distinguish fabrics in order to determine differences among them. Evaluate fabrics based on their characteristics and their application in wearing apparel manufacturing.
distinguish lumber categories: Distinguish grade marks for each piece of lumber. These are based on its several possible strengths and defects. It allows grouping lumber into different size categories.
distinguish ship construction methods: Distinguish various methods of constructing vessels and how this affects their behaviour in the water in terms of strength and stability.
distinguish types of saws: Distinguish modern (made of exotic alloys) and older (carbon steel) types of saws, and understand their differences and their possible (dis)advantages.
distinguish various types of ships: Recognise and name various types of vessels common in European maritime transport. Understand the different characteristics, construction details, and tonnage capacities of different vessels.
distinguish wood quality: Distinguish different types of wood quality schemes, grading rules, and standards. See how quality differs between certain kinds of wood, such as hardwoods and softwoods.
distribute control signals: Distribute control signals between light boards, dimmers and other lighting equipment. Control systems can be either DMX or network based.
distribute local information materials: Hand out leaflets, maps and tour brochures to visitors with information and tips about local sites, attractions and events.
distribute meals to patients: Provide meals to patients or residents, following the dietary requirements and medical prescriptions.
distribute pensions: Pay pensions and other benefits to customers. Check correctness of documents and make sure the correct amount of cash is given
distribute programmes at the venue: Provide guests with leaflets and programmes related to the event taking place.
distribute technical information on operation of vehicles: Distribute information resources such as drawings, diagrams, and sketches that describe in detail the technical characteristics of vehicles.
distributed computing: The software process in which computer components interact over a network and send messages to communicate on their actions.
distributed directory information services: The directory services that automate the network management of security, user data and distributed resources and enable access to information in a computer system's directory.
distribution of heating cooling and hot water: The design principles of water distribution systems for heating, cooling and domestic hot water and the relation with insulation, energy saving by optimal hydraulic design. The nature of energy loss in these systems caused by heat transfer, pressure loss (resistance of tubes and valves) and electrical power for pumps and valves.
district heating and cooling: District heating and cooling exploits local sustainable sources of energy to provide heating and potable hot water to a group of buildings and contributes to improve the energy performance.
diving equipment: Equipment used for a dive, including wetsuits and drysuits, helmets, scuba equipment and any umbilical equipment which provides the connection with the surface.
diving operation requirements: The operational plan and the contingency plan for the diving operation, the diving equipment to be used in the diving operation, the diving signals to be used in the diving operation, the in-water decompression procedures to be used in the diving operation, and any emergency procedures that might have to be used in the diving operation.
diving vessels systems: The characteristics, functioning and way of working with dynamic positioning systems, construction barges and dive support vessels.
do cloud refactoring: Optimize application to best use cloud services and features, migrate existing application code to run on cloud infrastructure.
dock operations: Know operations that take place in docks, primarily those concerned with the incoming and outgoing of cargo shipments. Know logistics activities relating to cranes, containers, and shipments.
dock pig's tail: Cut off part of the tail of pigs to keep stressed animals from biting each other's tails.
document analysis results: Document on paper or on electronic devices the process and the results of the samples analysis performed.
document costume stock: Keep records of the costumes held in stock. Track all relevant properties of the costumes and how they are used.
document evidence: Document all evidence found on a crime scene, during an investigation, or when presented in a hearing, in a manner compliant with regulations, to ensure that no piece of evidence is left out of the case and that records are maintained.
document interviews: Record, write, and capture answers and information collected during interviews for processing and analysis using shorthand or technical equipment.
document management: The methodology of tracking, managing and storing documents in a systematic and organised manner as well as keeping a record of the versions created and modified by specific users (history tracking).
document museum collection: Record information about an object's condition, provenance, materials, and all of its movements within the museum or out on loan.
document project progress: Record the project planning and development, the work steps, the required resources and the final results in order to present and keep track of the realised and ongoing projects.
document restoration: Record the type and state of the object to be restored as well as the restoration processes applied by means of pictures, drawings and written accounts.
document safety actions: Record all actions taken to ameliorate health and safety, including evaluations, incident reports, strategic plans, risk assessments.
document security incidents in the store: Prepare documentation and specific reports of the security threats, observations and incidents, such as shoplifting, that occur in the store, to be used as evidence against the offender, if required.
document seismic research: Compose seismic related documents and work logs, by compiling charts and reports.
document survey operations: Complete and file all required administrative, operational and technical documents related to a survey operation.
document your own practice: Documenting your own work practice for different purposes like assessment, time management, job application etc.
documentation concerning meat production: Understand legal identification documents and marks which cover animal movement, identification, and health status. Understand information in commercial books of meat production.
documentation types: The characteristics of internal and external documentation types aligned with the product life cycle and their specific content types.
document prior learning assessments: Observe a performance and use existing templates to protocol answers and information collected during tests, interviews, or simulations. Adhere to a pre-defined frame of reference and structure the protocol comprehensible for others. Ensure that pre-defined templates and procedures are clear, comprehensible, and unambiguous.
dog behaviour: Natural behavioural patterns of dogs, how normal and abnormal behaviour might be expressed according to dog breeds, environment, human-animal interaction and occupation.
domestic cooling systems: The modern and traditional cooling systems such as air conditioning, ventilation, or radiant cooling, and their energy saving principles.
domestic heating systems: The modern and traditional heating systems alimented by gas, wood, oil, biomass, solar power and other renewable energy sources and their energy saving principles.
domotic systems: Residential intelligent building installations for lighting, heating, security, etc that can be controlled remotely. Domotic systems aim at improving the quality of life inside houses and buildings, including enhancing the independence of people with disabilities and contributing to energy saving.
draft accounting procedures: Lay down standard methods and guidelines to regulate bookkeeping and accounting operations, including determining the bookkeeping system used to record financial transactions.
draft bill of materials: Set up a list of materials, components, and assemblies as well as the quantities needed to manufacture a certain product.
draft corporate emails: Prepare, compile, and write mails with the adequate information and an appropriate language to make internal or external communications.
draft design specifications: List the design specifications such as materials and parts to be used and a cost estimate.
draft legends: Draft explanatory texts, tables or lists of symbols to make products such as maps and charts more accessible to users.
draft legislation: Undertake the drafting of pieces of legislation in order to make areas of law which need reform more harmonized and clear.
draft music cue breakdown: Draft a cue breakdown by rewriting the script from a musical point of view, helping the composer to estimate the tempo and meter of the score.
draft press releases: Collect information and write press releases adjusting the register to the target audience and ensuring that the message is well conveyed.
draft procurement technical specifications: Draft technical specifications that enable potential bidders to submit realistic offers that directly address the underlying need of the organisation. This includes setting objectives and minimum requirements for the subject matter, and define the exclusion, selection and award criteria which will be used to identify the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT), in line with the organisation policy and EU and national regulations.
draft project documentation: Prepare project documentation such as project charters, work plans, project handbooks, progress reports, deliverables and stakeholder matrices.
draft scientific or academic papers and technical documentation: Draft and edit scientific, academic or technical texts on different subjects.
draft styling schedule: Draft the schedule to indicate where, when, and how the actors should be styled.
draft tender documentation: Draft tender documentation which defines the exclusion, selection and award criteria and explains the administrative requirements of the procedure, justifies the estimated value of the contract, and specifies the terms and conditions under which tenders are to be submitted, evaluated and awarded, in line with the organisation policy and with European and national regulations.
draft the rules of the mediation service: Communicate and enforce the rules of mediation for an adequate provision of the service such as taking turns to speak, avoiding interruptions, and having a cooperative attitude.
drain hazardous liquids: Drain substances which pose health and safety risks from equipment, appliances or installations in order to store the liquids according to safety guidelines and dispose or treat them as required.
draw blueprints: Draw layout specifications for machinery, equipment and building structures. Specify which materials should be used and the size of the components. Show different angles and views of the product.
draw conclusions from market research results: Analyse, draw conclusions and present major observations from the results of market research. Suggest on potential markets, prices, target groups, or investments.
draw make-up sketches: Sketch make-up designs to develop the concept and share with others.
draw off wash water: Draw off the washing water by opening the drain cock after making sure the mixture has settled.
draw prop sketches: Make sketches of envisioned props to help develop the concept and to share with others.
draw sketches to develop textile articles: Draw sketches to develop textiles or wearing apparel by hand. They create visualisations of the motives, patterns or products in order to be manufactured.
draw sketches to develop textile articles using softwares: Draw sketches to develop textiles or wearing apparel using softwares. They create visualisations of the motives, patterns or products in order to be manufactured.
draw up artistic production: File and document a production in all its phases right after the performance period so that it can be reproduced and all relevant information remains accessible.
draw up artistic programming policy: Formulate ideas, possible plans and concepts concerning the artistic policy in the medium and short term. More specifically, focus on the season programming in order to contribute to the development of a coherent, high quality and realistic policy by the artistic direction.
draw up choreography: Document and preserve the choreography of a production, the choreographer’s intention and vision.
draw up costume sketches: Draw sketches of costumes and clothing accessories; note specifications such as size, material type and colour scheme.
draw up marketing and sales plan: Write a a viable plan where the position of a business is described within a specific market and the marketing strategy for the following years is layed down. It should include knowledge of local, national and international markets, trade regulations and export requirements and sale or export duties and taxes.
draw up reference documents for performance: Create documents to guide the further production and execution of a performance. Create a performer cast list, cue sheets, choreographic notes, etc.
draw up rehearsal notes: Document the rehearsal. Note the choreographer's instructions, the instructions of collaborators, names of choreographic sections, how the dance sequences are related to other components of the work, corrections and any changes to be made to the work in progress. Draw spatial diagrams of the choreography.
draw up risk assessment: Assess risks, propose improvements and describe measures to be taken at the organisational level.
dredging consoles: The configuration of different types of dredging consoles. How the functions of the dredge are mapped to the console.
dress bodies: Put on clothes on bodies of deceased persons, chosen or provided by the deceased one's relatives.
dressmaking: The craft of sewing clothes and dresses by following a pattern. This includes the assembly of cutout clothing parts.
drill holes in tile: Use a special carbide tipped drill bit to cut holes in tile. Apply masking tape or another appropriate covering material to protect against chipping and to keep the drill bit from slipping. Mark the spot and nick it slightly with a punch. Apply medium pressure to the drill to prevent chipping or breaking.
drip candles: Drip wicks in heated wax repeatedly to create candles, either by hand or machine.
drive agricultural machines: Drive tractors, forklifts and other vehicles to transport crops. Move equipment in fields and around buildings, making the appropriate adjustments and maneuvers.
drive ambulance under emergency conditions: Drive and operate ambulance in response to emergency situations, at a safe and controlled speed, complying with laws, regulations and standards for this type of activity.
drive ambulance under non-emergency conditions: Drive and operate ambulance in non-emergency situations, usually to transport patients to various locations, as required by their health condition and the medical indications.
drive automatic car: Drive a vehicle operated under an automatic, or self-shifting, transmission system safely and according to regulations.
drive carriage: Handle a horse-drawn carriage by instructing the horses through use of the reins and spoken commands.
drive chipper truck: Drive chipper trucks or vans, from which the machine is often controlled and operated. Use the vehicle for pickups of processed wood materials in forest job sites.
drive concrete piles: Use any of various types of pile drivers to drive piles made of concrete into the ground for structure stabilisation purposes. Take care to position the pile and pile driver correctly and apply the correct amount of force to drive the pile while preventing damage and physical stresses.
drive firetruck under emergency conditions: Drive and operate firetruck in response to emergency situations, at a safe and controlled speed, complying with laws, regulations and standards for this type of activity.
drive heavy duty trucks for snow removal: Drive specialised trucks required to remove snow from various building structures and other public spaces. Follow appropriate traffic regulations in such circumstances.
drive helicopter under emergency conditions: Drive an emergency medical helicopter to deliver medical care where no ground vehicle can go, following strict procedures and national legislation.
drive in urban areas: Drive vehicles in urban areas. Interpret and understand transit signs in a city, the regulation of traffic, and the related common automobility agreements in an urban area.
drive metal sheet piles: Operate a vibratory pile driver or press-in pile driver to drive sheets of metal into the ground to form a wall for retaining either water or soil. Position the pile driver and sheets to obtain a good fit between the sheet piles. Take care not to damage the sheet piles while driving them.
drive mobile heavy construction equipment: Drive movable heavy equipment used in construction. Load the equipment onto low loaders, or unload it. Judiciously drive equipment on public roads when required.
drive steel piles: Use any of various types of pile drivers to drive piles made of steel into the ground for structure stabilisation purposes. Take care to position the pile and pile driver correctly and apply the correct amount of force to drive the pile while preventing damage and physical stresses.
drive timber machine: Drive and manoeuver the machine to the timber in a safe and effective way within site restraints.
drive timber piles: Use any of various types of pile drivers to drive piles made of timber into the ground for structure stabilisation purposes. Take care to position the pile and pile driver correctly and apply the correct amount of force to drive the pile while preventing damage and physical stresses.
drive tunnel boring machine: Steer the tunnel boring machine based on input from navigation devices. Operate the hydraulic rams in a timely and precise manner to stay on course.
drive two-wheeled vehicles: Drive two-wheeled vehicles such as bicycles and motorcycles for the performance of different tasks relating to the transportation of goods and passengers.
drive vehicles: Be able to drive vehicles; have the approapriate type of driving license according to the type of motor vehicle used.
drive vehicles in processions: Drive cars, hearses or other vehicles at a steady pace in processions.
drive waste collection vehicle: Drive a heavy truck which is equipped for waste collection services in a safe manner, compliant with road legislation and waste management legislation.
driver's license structure: The different types of driver's licenses, the procedures for obtaining them, and which vehicles may be driven holding each type. Any special conditions or responsibilities tied to a driver's license.
drop hammer types: The various types of hammers used in the forging process, such as a counterblow hammer, friction drop hammer, board drop hammer, belt drop hammer, power drop hammer, and others.
drug administration regulations: The rules and regulations of the European legislations and of the Food and Drugs Administration regarding clinical trials and drug development.
drug interaction management: The managerial activities related to patient`s interaction with the medical treatment provided.
dry coated workpieces: Leave freshly coated workpieces to dry in a temperature-controlled and dust-proof environment.
dry dog's coat for further treatment: Dry a dog’s coat and skin and prepare it for styling and finishing, using the appropriate equipment and products.
dry paper manually: Press a sponge on the pulp and screen to press water or chemical solutions out, forcing the pulp fibres to bond together.
dry tumbling: The process of tumbling, not employing water to clean and remove burrs, but tumbling metal parts in a dry media and compound mixture in order to smoothen them, creating a hand-buffed appearance.
dry wood: Adjust machine settings to adapt drying processes, drying times, and special treatments to the requirements of the requested wood to be dried.
drying methods: Use different methods to dry handmade paper, such as air drying, stamping, wiping, vacuum, and iron drying.
dump batches: Dump the batches into conveyors making sure the specifications such as the mixing time are followed.
dump contents into vat: Dump the content into vat filled with water in order to avoid explosion when the heat accumulation is too high.
dust usage for forging: The qualities and applications of frit dust, sawdust, coal dust, and others, in the process of hot forging when strewn into dies to ensure the metal workpiece does not stick to the die.
dye candles: Apply a dye to the candle wax to obtain the desired colour.
dye wood: Mix the powder dye with water and/or liquid dye and any other necessary ingredients to create the desired colour and apply it to the wood.
dyeing technology: Processes involved in textile dyeing using different dyeing technologies. Also, addition of colours to textile materials using dye stuffs.
e-agriculture: The design and application of innovative ICT solutions in agriculture, horticulture, viniculture, fishery, forestry and livestock management.
e-commerce systems: Basic digital architecture and commercial transactions for trading products or services conducted via Internet, e-mail, mobile devices, social media, etc.
e-learning: The strategies and didactical methods of learning in which the main elements include the use of ICT technologies.
e-learning software infrastructure: The infrastructure properties and specifications required to set up the e-learning environment which provides learning experiences to the audience.
e-tailoring: The business model using softwares and technical applications in order to gather the information of clients for the manufacturing of bespoke products.
eating disorders: The various types, pathophysiology and psychology of eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, binge-eating disorders and how they can be treated.
ecosystems: The characteristics of the system where living organisms co-habitate and interact with non-living elements.
ecotourism: The practice of sustainable travel to natural areas that conserve and support the local environment, fostering environmental and cultural understanding. It usually involves the observation of natural wildlife in exotic natural environments.
edit dictionary entries: Edit the work of fellow lexicographers to make sure information is correct and complete.
edit negatives: Use different software products and techniques to process photographic negatives and adapt the images to the desired specifications.
edit photographs: Resize, enhance and retouche photographs, using airbrushing, editing software and other techniques.
edit recorded sound: Edit audio footage using a variety of sofware, tools, and techniques such as crossfading, speed effects, and removing unwanted noises.
edit scripts: Rewrite scripts. Change dialogue. Mark scripts with relevant information for post-production.
editorial standards: The guidelines on how to deal with and report on privacy, children, and death according to impartiality, and other standards.
educate customers on coffee varieties: Instruct customers about origins, characteristics, differences in flavours and blends of coffee products.
educate customers on tea varieties: Instruct customers about origins, characteristics, differences in flavours and blends of tea products.
educate employees on occupational hazards: Provide information and advice to employees related to the possible occupational hazards, such as industrial solvents, radiation, noise and vibration.
educate healthcare users on nutrition: Help healthcare users and caregivers with choosing meals from a modified therapeutic selective menu, explaining nutritional principles, dietary plans and diet modifications, food selection and preparation and providing and explaining materials and publications to support the nutrition care plan.
educate on data confidentiality: Share information with and instruct users in the risks involved with data, especially risks to the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of data. Educate them on how to ensure data protection.
educate on emergency management: Educate communities, organisations, or individuals on risk management and emergency response, such as how to develop and implement prevention and reaction strategies, and educate on emergency policies specific to the risks applicable to that area or organisation.
educate on hazardous waste: Educate the public or specific organisations on the importance of correct handling of hazardous waste in order to promote public safety, ensure compliance with legislation, and raise awareness of the different types of hazardous waste and their threats to public health and safety as well as the environment.
educate on oral healthcare and disease prevention: Educate patients on improving oral healthcare and preventing dental diseases, promoting brushing, flossing, and all other aspects of dental care according to the dentist`s directions and under the dentist`s supervision.
educate on preventing injuries: Educate and advise patients and their caregivers about how to prevent injuries and conditions and improve existing conditions.
educate on recycling regulations: Educate organisations and individuals on the correct procedures and legislation concerning the recycling of different types of waste in different types of containers, waste collection procedures, and on the sanctions following non-compliance to legislation.
educate on sustainable tourism: Develop educational programmes and resources for individuals or guided groups, to provide information about sustainable tourism and the impact of human interaction on the environment, local culture and natural heritage. Educate travellers about making a positive impact and raise awareness of environmental issues.
educate on the prevention of illness: Offer evidence-based advice on how to avoid ill health, educate and advise individuals and their carers on how to prevent ill health and/or be able to advise how to improve their environment and health conditions. Provide advice on the identification of risks leading to ill health and help to increase the patients' resilience by targeting prevention and early intervention strategies.
educate patient's relations on care: Educate patient`s caregivers, family, or employer on how to accommodate and care for the patient.
educate people about nature: Speak to a variety of audiences about e.g. information, concepts, theories and/or activities related to nature and its conservation. Produce written information. This information may be presented in a range of formats e.g. display signs, information sheets, posters, website text etc.
educate public on fire safety: Develop and execute educational and promotional plans to educate the public on fire prevention knowledge and methods, fire safety such as the ability to identify hazards and the use of fire safety equipment, and to raise awareness on fire prevention issues.
educate public on road safety: Develop and execute educational and promotional plans to educate the public on road safety in order to raise awareness and tackle issues such as the proper attitude to adopt as a pedestrian, cyclist or driver and the ability to identify hazards.
educate the public about wildlife: Speak with groups of adults and children to teach them how to enjoy the forest without harming it or themselves. Speak in schools or with specific youth groups if called upon. Develop and teach programs related to nature conservation.
education administration: The processes related to the administrative areas of an education institution, its director, employees, and students.
education law: The area of law and legislation that concerns education policies and the people working in the sector in an (inter)national context, such as teachers, students, and administrators.
effective perception of transport environment: Know the local transport topography, including roads, traffic hotspots, and alternative routes to reach a destination. Use knowledge to transport the vehicle to its destination in the most time and fuel efficient manner, and minimising safety risks.
effects of pesticides in food raw materials: Different types of pesticides used for food raw materials to control proper use of those substances preserving main characteristics of products.
eject filled capsules: Depress the pedal to eject the already closed capsules into the receiving container.
election law: The regulations concerning the procedures during elections, such as voting regulations, campaign regulations, which procedures candidates must follow, how votes are counted, and other electoral procedures.
elective astrology: The branch of horoscopic astrology where astrologers predict a favourable moment for a certain event, based on the interpretation of astrological auspiciousness of that moment.
electric bicycles: Type of bicycle that functions with an integrated electric motor that assists the rider's pedal-power.
electric clocks: Clocks and watches that use electrical power to measure the passing of time, such as electric, electronic, digital or quartz clocks and watches.
electric current: Flow of electric charge, carried by electrons or ions in a medium such as an electrolyte or a plasma.
electric drives: Electromechanical systems that utilise electric motors to control the movement and processes of electrical machinery.
electric generators: The principles and operations of devices that can convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, such as dynamos and alternators, rotors, stators, armatures, and fields.
electric heating systems: Electric heating systems contribute to indoor comfort and energy saving under the right conditions (low frequency use, or very highly insulated buildings). They include InfraRed and electric floor/wall heating.
electrical engineering: Understand electrical engineering, a field of engineering that deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism.
electrical equipment components: The essential components of a certain electrical product, such as electrical wires, circuit breakers, and switches.
electrical equipment regulations: The national and international regulations with regards to the use and manufacture of electrical equipment on the workfloor. These regulations provide rules and guidelines on topics such as general risk management, electrical equipment manufacture, electrical equipment testing, electrical equipment installation, warning labels, and certificates.
electrical household appliances products: The offered electrical household appliances products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
electrical household goods market: Suppliers and devices in the industry of electrical household goods such as ovens, washing machines, and refrigerators.
electrical instrumentation engineering: The way in which electrical and instrumentation engineering (E and I engineering) modernises the production infrastructure from design to preparation of execution phase and the execution phase itself followed by the after-sales services, improvements obtain by using the electrical and instrumentation engineering.
electrical machines: Electrical apparatus that are able to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy (generators), electrical energy to mechanical energy (motors), and change the voltage level of an AC or alternating current (transformers).
electrical mine machinery manuals: Understand equipment manuals, including schematic drawings and electric circuit diagrams.
electrical operation of trolley buses: Understand the electrical operation of a trolley bus, including the use of two wires and poles to complete the electrical circuit of the bus.
electrical power safety regulations: The compliance with safety measures which need to be taken during the installation, operation, and maintenance of constructions and equipment which function in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electrical power, such as the appropriate safety gear, equipment handling procedures, and preventive actions.
electrical safety regulations: The safety measures, standards and regulations for working with electrical equipment and the installation, operation and maintenance of electrical wiring and installations.
electrical stimulation in acupuncture: The technique used in acupuncture where electric conducting pads are placed on a skin area and a low frequency electric current is passed through it to stimulate the acupuncture points.
electrical systems used in transportation: Understand the functioning of electrical systems, their specifications, and application in operations and systems for the transportation of freight and people.
electrical testing methods: Test procedures performed on electrical equipment and machinery in order to check the performance and quality of the electrical equipment and their adherence to specifications. During these tests electrical properties, such as voltage, current, resistance, capacitance, and inductance, are measured using electrical measuring equipment, such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and voltmeters.
electrical wire accessories: Electrical wire and cable products and accessories, such as electrical connectors, splices, and wire insulation.
electrical wiring diagrams: The visual schematic representation of an electrical circuit, its components, and the connections between these components.