Sentence examples for competence for a from inspiring English sources

An important competence for a mobile robot system is the ability to localize and perform context interpretation.

Medications can induce the change, although some mental health professionals are uncomfortable with coaxing someone to competence for a trial that could lead to the defendant's execution.

Mothers, fathers, relatives, family friends, and teachers independently assessed cognitive and social competence for a sample of 91 rural African American children.

"We must create a legitimacy of its own for European politics, with European parties, European elections and full competence for a European Parliament to control a European executive," said Mr. Leinen.

Math5, a mouse homolog of the Drosophila proneural bHLH transcription factor Atonal, is essential in the developing retina to establish retinal progenitor cell competence for a ganglion cell fate.

The effect of the hormone depends on the nature of the reacting cells and tissues i.e., on their competence just as the embryonic inductor in the earlier stages of development influences only cells with the competence for a particular kind of reaction.

Consequently, they retain meristem competence for an excessive length of time.

Team SA is considered to be the basis for effective decision making in critical environments and a core competence for any professional team.

The police chief in charge of the raid on Sir Cliff Richard's home has apologised to the singer after MPs said he showed a "gross lack of competence" for doing a controversial "sweetheart deal" with the BBC.

Part 2 measured parents'/guardians' sense of competence for managing a child with ASD using Perceived Competence Scales (PCS 26; α=0.876, seven-point scales: low high competence).

Loss may be of competence, for example a parent's emotional accessibility due to their own post-disaster mental health symptoms.