Sentence examples for based on a skill from inspiring English sources

The model automates the process of optimal grouping of students in teams based on a skill inventory created by the teacher.

Many results in games are based on a skill element, so it makes reasonable sense to bet, for instance, that a top striker like Lionel Messi is more likely to score a goal than a low-scoring defender.

Mr. Hackett's parenting was not based on a skill or a technique that can be taught or trained.

Team roping is one of the seven events included in a rodeo competition, and, like many sports, it is based on a useful skill honed well past the point of usefulness.

An approach suggested in one of the focus group discussions was long-term planning taking into account the full needs of the health system, based on a thorough skills audit and attention to health worker concerns such as low pay, poor state of existing facilities and lack of professional development prospects.

On May 14, the day of the scheduled vote on Thorne-Begland's appointment, Republican Governor Bob McDonnell stated that the candidate's sexuality should not be an issue: "All I can tell you is what I've always said about judges, and that is that these ought to be merit-based selections solely based on a person's skill, ability, fairness, judicial temperament".

In that case we would not be able to make correct inferences on social-skill needs of all vacancies based on a sample excluding skill needs for the smallest hospitals.

Instead, players will join live-action fictional bands, with audience members cheering or booing based on a player's skill.

The team was trained in a 9-days workshop (8 hours/day) conducted by 2 international Arabic speaking experts in this field of training of trainers on youth reproductive health, HIV prevention, life skills, and peer education, and the training package was based on a Jordanian life skills and peer education package supported by UNICEF Middle East and North Africa Regional Office[ 22].

Most of the content was based on a popular coping skills curriculum that is widely used with high school students and that focuses on skills for coping with social adversity and on thinking positively (Frydenberg, 2010).

Visual thinking is based on a hierarchy of skills.