Sentence examples for competencies here from inspiring English sources

Simulated experiences allowed for the development of core competencies, here, understandings of length, perimeter and area (surface area) and volume, as well as a strategy for practice-based learning that attempts to mirror, anticipate real world situations through guided experiences in an interactive way (Rush et al. 2010).

"We realised we didn't have a competency here at the company to be a little bit more experimental, a little more nimble," recalls Hearthstone co-creator and production director, Jason Chayes.

Failure to demonstrate competency here suggests that the trainee has not acquired the drill-handling skills required to prepare the temporal bone for cochlear implantation.

Going beyond conventional language competencies, languaging here thus needs to be accounted for (in the analysis) in terms of the access that participants have to resources across digital mediascapes.

However, the competencies presented here apply to the preparation of professional nurses in all types of nurse education programs that prepare students to practice within the licensed parameters of the Registered Nurse.

However, the colonoscopy competency framework proposed here more explicitly identifies the importance of perceptual skills and the integration of the information so gained into accurate situation awareness throughout the procedure.

At the same time, it is necessary to address whether metarepresentational competence and conceptual competence grow together as students develop the statistical competencies we have explored here (English, 2013).

Such a profile, named here Interviewing competencies is built using the TELOS competency editor shown on Figure 9.

And that's part of the issue here -- competency-based education measures students' ability to take the kind of questions that get asked for this kind of program.

For details on UNICEF Competency Definitions, please click here [pdf].

Here an example: "Competencies are the positive combination of knowledge, ability and willingness in the availability of the individual to cope successfully and responsibly with changing situations" (Weinert, 2001, p. 27).