The phrase "abilities time" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when you would use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The abilities time for the project was not specified."
Alternatives: "skills period" or "capabilities duration".
But truly good coaches and teachers are about challenging you to get to the edge of your abilities, time and time again.
So they will then ask themselves if making the wish of a dying child come true is the best thing to do, given the abilities, time, and money they have available".
Differences in groups over time indicated that the WWE resulted in increased confidence, physical abilities, time spent in self-management activities and decreased pain and fatigue.
Some parents take their child's development far too personally, believing that the way the child performed on a test or if he or she walked early has something directly to do with the parent's abilities, time input and how many Baby Mozart CDs were purchased and religiously listened to.
Still, there are endless other permutations defined by various levels of fiscal remuneration, ability, time commitment, training, intent and myriad other parameters.
Ability Time Simple: Students are scheduled to attend the class.
Ability: The FBM uses six elements to define Ability: time, money, physical effort, brain cycle, social deviance and non-routine.
Comorbid factors, duration of surgery, duration of hospitalisation, complications, walking ability, time to union and mortality rate were recorded.
To discover areas of weakness, ask questions about specific skills like reading comprehension, writing ability, time management, and memory for details.
Only those with the ability, time and willingness to supervise their investments actively would find Wealthfront redundant, which is a tiny percentage of everyday investors, he believes.
So what explains the banks' ability time and again to kill bills that threaten their bottom line?
