That taking responsibility for one's own performance and becoming "consciously competent" is the foundation of success in the NFL Draft process and in an NFL career.
Not every creator is that capable, however, and when a heavily serialized concept doesn't work — say, HBO's "Luck," before its horse issues came to light — it's likely to be a terminal problem, because there isn't the foundation of competent weekly storytelling to hold the series up.
If you have a foundation of competent, well-intentioned people, then the appropriate technology can amplify their capacity and lead to amazing achievements.
We assume that everything is fine, that the world in which we live rests on solid foundations, that competent grown-ups are in charge of the fundamental infrastructure on which our society rests, which have been constructed as fault-tolerant, resilient systems.
The end result of this selection may have significant economic consequences especially when the foundation soil is competent.
Tarski's idea was that such a theory would define a truth predicate ('T') for the language; Davidson, by contrast, thought that we find in Tarskian truth theories "the sophisticated and powerful foundation of a competent theory of meaning" (Davidson 1967).
This study can be the foundation for culturally competent care to advance the body of transcultural nursing knowledge.Culturally congruent community-based health care programs are needed to provide better care for the ethnic minority to maintain and promote their health status.
In addition to the approaches identified by our results, building a better system that promotes education, the foundation for producing competent rural physicians, and regulating the geographic distribution of physicians, is required.
The production is supremely competent, from the unhurried drum foundations to the horns and backup singers gliding in exactly where needed; Mr. Clapton's guitar teases between verses with brief, bluesy leads.
