Sentence examples for competent exercise from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mostow's previous film was "U-571," a highly competent exercise in that squarest of all action subgenres, the submarine movie.
Elsewhere he honors his musical heroes by imitating them: he sings a few songs in his best Bruce Springsteen rasp, and "Trouble" is a perplexing (though competent) exercise in U2ism.
The second suggests that the agent's success in Ging must result from her competent exercise of the relevant skills, and it must not depend too much on sheer luck, whether the luck has been foreseen or not.
Roughly it is this: We have knowledge that p (at least of the kind that we are considering here, namely perceptual knowledge) when and only when our belief that p is true because we arrived at it through the competent exercise of our epistemic capacities.
But in reality those rights will be meaningless, because children are not competent to exercise them".
"Pass The Wine" is like pouring War's "Spill The Wine," a hit in 1970, into a new bottle, and "I'm Not Signifying" is a competent blues exercise and little more.
A professional, competent, responsive exercise trainer plays a key role in the organisation and maintenance of CBHEPA programs.
For example, once we are fluent with color names, and are competent in the exercise of color concepts, we are then in a position to come to know that Unity holds with respect to the colors.
To elucidate the effects of atrioventricular (AV) dyssynchrony on phase I and phase II oxygen uptake ( ˙Vo2) kinetics in chronotropically competent pacemaker patients during exercise of an intensity comparable to activities of daily living.
And while doctors may not feel competent to offer nutrition or exercise advice or tips on stress reduction, they should be able to refer patients to dietitians, exercise physiologists or mental health professionals trained to handle such problems.
From then on, the participants are expected to have become competent enough to engage in exercise activities on their own.
