Sentence examples for because of its competence from inspiring English sources

Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) makes a perfect choice in the DL because of its competence in dealing channel frequency selectivity and its flexibility to handle different channel BWs.

And that is perceptions of its competence.

Ethics as such is not part of its competences.

Besides, and probably needless to say, panel members were above all invited because of their estimated competence (based on previous work in the area of dizziness).

Because of his competence, Thomas was initially excluded from patrols and was placed in charge over most administrative duties to ensure adequate supplies and food.

Van Kirk was chosen for the Hiroshima raid because he had previously worked with Tibbets – one of the USAAF's best bomber pilots – and because of his competence as a navigator.

Non-Aboriginal people will just think, "Oh" but they'll accept that because of his competence whereas Aboriginal people just won't go back.

Because of the breadth of subject matter within its competence and its capacity to reach deeply into national legal systems, the EU has successfully created an expansive legal system in which all of its member states participate.

But it rolls because of its shape.

On the contrary, the water quality service should be avoided, not only because of its little recognition, but also because of the minor competence in spatial planning for this problem.

This is partly because of its size.