Sentence examples for capacity skill from inspiring English sources

The term "emotional intelligence" has increasingly crept into everyday language to define the "the ability, capacity, skill or a self-perceived ability, to identify, assess, and manage the emotions of one's self, of others, and of groups".

Knowledge of the significance of accurate proprioceptive information during motor sequence learning may facilitate the genesis of novel models that predict the capacity skill acquisition.

This is probably because reading is a high capacity skill that places different demands on the visual system than other visual tasks.

In addition to the physical job requirements, worker capacity, skill, and the social and physical organization of the work environment may influence the development and/or expression of MSDs.

"We need to counter this to prevent an irreversible loss of capacity, skills and technology".

Some of us will have the capacity, skills and training to work longer, but many will not.

Institutional barriers include: lack of effective engagement with gatekeepers in the policy briefing hierarchy (late involvement, poor translation); no/limited whole-of-government network capacity; skills in working with numbers and narratives, in designing and facilitating strategic conversations, etc.

"Despite the difficult times ahead, we firmly believe we have the assets, capacity, skills and commitment to close the economic and skills gap between our region and the rest of the UK, providing the government recognises the challenges we face and gives us the necessary support".

"We have people working in France; we have people like the Zapatistas… We are all fighting in defense of our communities, but we have the capacity, skills and courage to be offensive.

In other words, International Geneva is mobilizing and offering its capacity, skills and experience whether it is through these partnerships, or a host of knowledge-sharing platforms, convening networks and incubators for ideas (see the infographic for examples).

CBPR projects that help build capacity (skills, understanding, data, or equipment) within a tribe help overcome obstacles to informed consent.