Sentence examples for Distinctive competence from inspiring English sources

Show that your team has the distinctive competence to win.

We believe we have some distinctive competence in understanding what has and will go on in the modern office.

Such a shift is even more compelling in a service-driven market, where designers do not "only" wrap products, but have a distinctive competence to mix together a variety of material products and immaterial processes to deliver a service with increased added value.

They exhibit too many undeveloped new ideas and too little distinctive competence.

Johansson's reshaping of assets and resources not only enhanced scale economies and operational flexibility but also boosted morale by giving operating units the opportunity to leverage their distinctive competences beyond their local markets.

In this perspective, the ability to attract the external resources, to put them into their intangible assets, generates a distinctive high-level competence, often superior to any other distinctive competency in the company (Barney 1991).

The debate here is especially interesting because although both sides are Nativist in that both accept innate 'numerical' systems there are still learning elements in play in the search for an adequate psychological account of our distinctive arithmetic competence.

While it is often difficult to say what exactly the research reveals about the young child's knowledge (for methodological as well as philosophical reasons), the earlier some distinctive elements of a competence are present, the less likely that it was learned solely on the basis of experience.

The abundance of vectors and reservoirs and their distinctive characteristics, like vector competence, vector host preference and host viremia intensity, have a great influence on viral load in the environment; as well as the vector-host interactions, for instance the host availability for vector.

This conclusion is supported both by considerations of institutional competence and by the distinctive position of the President in the domain of foreign affairs.

Finally, clustering of conserved/absent genes for competence and sporulation genes, distinctive processes of the Bacillus genus, showed that genetic mechanisms for sporulation are far more diverse across Bacillus than expected from studies of B. subtilis alone.