Is it poverty, is it need and the ability to use money effectively or is it the agenda of the National Security Council?
Andain is confident that the loss of BSF will not materially affect his school's ability to use technology effectively but hundreds of schools are in much worse positions.
The ability to use data effectively will become a source of competitive advantage, with retailers and other types of companies using this information to fine-tune their location decisions.
It ignores the fact that managers might discard information no matter how good it is, that they have various biases, and that they might not have the cognitive ability to use information effectively.
But if rhetoric is the art of influencing the thought and conduct of an audience, and the ability to use language effectively, we democrats, we French republicans, have lost, and they have won.
They've shown that mindfulness training in military personnel (like Hartung's son) had positive impacts on working memory and cognitive resilience the ability to use attention effectively to solve problems when you are under stress.
Annual double-digit increases in defence spending the norm for the last two decades—have helped equip the PLA with some advanced weaponry, but not necessarily the ability to use it effectively.
In a market that is seeing the entrants of more competitors, not less, the ability to use data effectively can be a startup's competitive advantage.
A state's legitimacy and sovereignty is sometimes thought to depend on its ability to use coercion effectively and to monopolize its use within its territory against competitors, both internal and external.
Moreover, English language education should equip learners with the knowledge of intercultural communication and the ability to use it effectively in order to bridge cultural differences and achieve more harmonious, productive relations (Samovar, Porter, & McDaniel, 2012).
Usability is always a concern, but the need for the app and the ability to use it effectively must be considered.
