Taken together, these findings are consistent with the following model of the evolution of competence in the Pasteurellaceae: The ancestor of the sequenced Pasteurellaceae possessed a complete set of functional competence genes and was naturally competent, taking up DNA by a mechanism very similar to that used by H. influenzae today.
Australasia offers a very competent take on this style, at quite steep, London-like prices.
Profits from crime-as-a-service will rise as expert hackers use cloud technology themselves to offer illegal services to the highest bidder, while the least competent take advantage of easy-to-use cloud crime tools.
She looked proud to have proven herself the efficient, competent, take-charge sort of employee that I could only guess she'd somehow deluded herself she was.
The majority of the performances felt like little more than brand-maintenance exercises: a hectic yet joyless rendition of "Timber" by Pitbull and Kesha, for instance, or Ariana Grande's dully competent take on her throwback-soul tune "Tattooed Heart," for which she was backed by a suit-clad doo-wop quartet.
SERVICE -- The competent crew takes its lead from the owner, who is on top of everything.
Look what I've got!" Her teacher, Mr. Slinger — another competent adult — takes away the purse: "I'll just keep your things at my desk until the end of the day".
He recently got in trouble for suggesting in campaign leaflets that he could single-handedly remodel one of Rio's largest shanty towns to resemble a picturesque hillside village in Italy.Set against this tradition, Mr Cabral's government, which is clean, competent and takes institutions seriously, is a huge improvement.
Other controversial parts of the act include allowing a police officer "not authorized by rank or jurisdiction" to keep a person in custody for six hours before a competent officer takes over and the authorization to create "village defense committees" and appoint civilians as special police officers.
