Sentence examples for activating skills from inspiring English sources

In the case illustrated by the Apple Peeling experiment, the key steps of the Foresight-driven reprocessocess were (i) strengthening an innovation culture, with strong values; (ii) establishing an emotionally stable community moved by common ideas; and (iii) activating skills and dexterities along well-defined axes.

Actions are activated skills.

But it's also attractively unselfish and (bearing in mind the content of her new show, I Was a Teenage Christian) Presbyterian too: Brand wanted it to feel like she was working, activating a skill, and not just "doing some talking" like anyone else might do.

However, blackouts activate unused skills, resources and technologies that have been replaced/superseded by other elements but have remained dormant for one reason or another.

The reactions of the interviewed households to power cuts indicate that blackouts activate unused skills and resources, propose uncommon meanings for electricity and heat and revive dormant elements of practice.

And you sort of activate male skills that you didn't know you could apply to fatherhood".

Information and motivation are thought to activate behavioural skills, which in turn result in risk reduction behavioural change and maintenance [ 51].

— no need to activate a skill.

(Rauschenberg and Johns disparaged Warhol, as they had Lichtenstein; a kind of crisis recurred whenever the gallery's artists begrudged a newcomer, activating Castelli's skills as a conciliator).

Olulade et al. (2013) found that adults who have exceptionally good word recognition skills activate an anterior area in the parahippocampal gyrus that is not activated in other subjects when the task is feature detection.

"However, despite our gratefulness to astrologer Binyamini for the above glad tidings, I feel she was morally remiss for not also activating her star-gazing skills for a matter of lesser importance, but still rather hurtful, when she failed to alert us to the rise of the dollar against the shekel".