Before embarking on his private-equity career, he notes, he spent five years as chairman of the successful Formula 1 racing team, showing that the Benettons could "be serious, competent and competitive in a technical sector and do other things than just make T-shirts".
Today's graduate students need scientific problem-solving skills to be competent and competitive in an evolving global work environment.
It can be perceived from Table 4 that the proposed IBBA-RSS is competent to obtain very competitive solutions with other algorithms.
The results reveal that IBBA-RSS is competent to provide very competitive results compared to BBA and other investigated algorithms.
The freight market is driven by a mix of external influences, including spatial planning, the decline of bulk traffic such as coal, and the arrival of a competent, aggressive and commercially competitive alternative.
Promotional material (flyers, leaflets - available for download from the home page as well as the project compendium - see Additional file 1) and all the above-mentioned events were used for further networking and promotion of LECOTOX as a suitable competitive and competent partner for future research projects within the FP and beyond.
We have built up a team here drawn from the Indian Railways which is highly motivated and professionally competitive, a very competent team.
Naysayers warn that this redirection of focus, whether in established medical schools or new ones, will decrease the selectivity of students and produce less competitive and less competent future physicians.
"On the whole we looked a very competent side, not perfect, but certainly competitive".
The people who work at ASK are competent (even when they fall victim to disaster), competitive, and devoted; they love what they do, and they revere the cinema.
