Several publications emphasize on the importance for the country to designate POE, develop core capacities, and identify competent authorities at each designated POE (3, 4, 22).
The enhanced specific capacities, cycle performance and competent rate capabilities compared to those of commercial/conventional electrodes may be attributed to the nano-sized particle characteristics (see Supplementary Figs. S10 and S11 online) with sufficient crystallinity and enhanced lithium ion diffusion42.
Girls who delay are described by adults who know them well as "having high intellectual capacity" and being "competent" and "resourceful," whereas those who do not delay gratification are described as being "emotionally labile" and "sulky or whiny".
The LiFePO4/C electrode delivers an initial capacity of 162 mAhg−1, which corresponds to 95% theoretical capacity utilization, at 0.1 C rate with consistent capacities up to 50 cycles and competent rate capabilities (see Supplementary Fig. S9 online).
For only if citizen participants in the public discourse that underlies justice are assumed to have (and provided the basic resources for having) capacities for competent self- reflection, can the public defense and discussion of competing conceptions of justice take place (cf. Gaus 1996, Parts II and III, Gaus 2011).
For senior leaders, it requires the capacity to articulate compelling visions and strategies (big-picture stuff) while simultaneously being adept and competent with technical and operational issues.
The course met the needs of individual learners, who considered themselves to have become confident and competent in research, and of the institution, which increased its research capacity.
SERVICE Informed and competent.
SERVICE Friendly and competent.
"He's thoughtful, astute and competent professionally.
