"Some groups don't have the capacity to apply," Osundwa said.
"The bank needs to prepare specific proposals to give the shareholders a greater sense of confidence that management has the internal capacity to apply its established internal policies".
Some philosophers envision the capacity to apply an algorithm as a sort of psychological mechanism that merely causally produces the right answer.
Ucles said the test will identify applicants with the aptitude, skills and capacity to successfully apply their knowledge in undergraduate courses, and provide "fair assessments of applicants from a wide range of educational and social backgrounds by addressing generic academic skills and the capacity to apply basic science knowledge, which may be less susceptible to coaching than examinations".
For example, in a middle-income country with good non-governmental organization and university research support, capacity to apply ecosystem service assessment tools may be relatively strong.
In short, Descartes' reciprocity of transfer thesis underdetermines the outcome of his bodily collisions, as well as the capacity to apply, and make predictions from, the Cartesian collision rules.
The focus was on final year bachelor degree students, and the aim was to assess their capacity to apply their skills and knowledge to authentic, real-world problems associated with their specific discipline.
The construct did not demarcate which option was best, as long as two planning measures were given, as this demonstrated the student's capacity to apply acquired competencies in a manner deemed 'above content'.
In response, however, it could be argued that unless others appeared to us as more than mere bodies, but instead as persons with minds, we could not acquire the capacity to apply mentalistic predicates to ourselves, and thus become self-conscious.
The fact is I do not believe I am suited or have the capacity to apply myself to any of the aforementioned categories.
