When the focus on the present is such that no one waits for history to make decisions about what is great, good, or simply competent, marks of validation like the Turner Prize become more important.
In Sheikh Mansour's short time pulling the City purse strings he has sacked one manager, the competent Mark Hughes, and appointed another, the suave Italian Roberto Mancini, who wears his blue-and-white scarf in an extremely fetching manner but has yet to prove that he is really up to the job.
Being a competent player marks you as a valuable person to have in the game — people on your team will want you on their team again and people playing against you will (usually) respect your ability.
The final progression of the MVB to this fusion-competent state is marked by Rab5 Rab7 conversion [ 3] and the resulting switch in the repertoire of Rab effector proteins on the endosome membrane.
"The quotation mark is quietly competent, thank you very much, and would like to be left alone to get on with things".
Tenure committees, for example, tend to evaluate a faculty member on the ability to conduct solo research--the traditional mark of the competent scientist.
Mweene proved more competent on the half-hour mark when his stretched out a leg brilliantly to save from DR Congo's Bolasie.
Ross Selvidge, a commissioner from Pasadena and the board's newest member, recalled a colleague from his time in the Navy who said it is a mark of a competent man to accept scrutiny.
It is highly enriched in epigenetic marks for transcriptionally competent chromatin and RNA Polymerase II.
The PR is enriched in epigenetic marks for transcriptionally competent chromatin and represents the chromatin compartment, where transcription, splicing, chromatin replication and DNA repair occur.
Based on the mean grade for each hospital placement, the students' AAP grades ranged between 60.5% and 69.5% with a collective mean of 64.4%, which corresponds to a good knowledge or competent skill level on the marking guide.
