The present curriculum for English (2012) emphasises acquiring competence in listening, speaking, reading and writing and developing ability to use these competencies for effective communication in real life situations.
It doesn't play with them, or, normally, offer them the pleasure of acquired competence in anything.
While approaching, some of the mesenchymal cells acquire competence so that they can respond to morphogens.
Learning is conventionally defined as the process of acquiring competence and understanding.
In the Gaza Strip local contractors experience challenges in acquiring competence and capacities for effective financial management and becoming engaged in large post-disaster reconstruction projects.
Kimball 1973:73-5, for instance, argues that complex auxiliary sequences like might have been are "vanishingly rare" in the pld, hence that children acquire competence with these constructions (in the sense of knowing the order in which to put the modal, perfect and progressive elements) without relevant experience.
With the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU acquired competence in space matters, and space policy has been attributed to the Competitiveness Council Transport, Telecommunications and Energy (TTE): Created in June 2002, through the merging of three policies under one configuration, and with a composition varying according to the specific items on its agenda.
We established improved conditions to routinely produce highly homogeneous cultures of neuroepithelial progenitors, which organize into neural tube-like rosettes when they acquire competence for neuronal production.
These NPs will then acquire competence to produce neurons when they become part of the closing neural tube during neurulation, in a process that involves retinoid signalling from adjacent somites and the activity of proneural genes [6].
Doing well in the tests reinforced a sense of acquiring competence.
