At age five Greenspan demonstrated his proficiency in mathematics by reciting baseball batting averages and performing large calculations in his head.
It was a sharp contrast to the confidence with which Warner discusses almost any domestic issue, and I had the sense that he felt compelled to demonstrate his proficiency in the specific details of Iraq policy rather than offer the more basic statements of principle that are sufficient for most candidates at this stage of an undeclared campaign.
One fighter demonstrates his proficiency at field stripping an AK-47, while others learn how to extract wounded fighters from the battlefield under fire.
Having previously demonstrated his proficiency with stems on his huge remix of Sky Ferraira's 'Everything Is Embarrassing', as well as Blood Orange's 'Champagne Coast' and Rudimental's 'Right Here', the MadTech affiliate's version of 'The Knife' is a pumper in every sense of the word - the kind that is perfectly suited to gradually turning up the heat going into the second hour of a set.
We had put an expert in pay-per-click-advertising through a series of tests, and he emerged on the other side of the process having demonstrated his deep proficiency in this customer-acquisition channel.
For example, after taking an examination to demonstrate his or her academic proficiency level, an individual could direct the testing organization to share the test results with one or more third-party evaluating organizations.
Continuing professional growth is encouraged within the NFI, and every 3 years (as part of a certification procedure), each forensic scientist demonstrates his or her continuing proficiency through forensic investigations made, articles published, conferences attended, and so forth.
That proportion of students demonstrating writing proficiency is about the same as in 2002, when a similar exam was last given.
He envisioned an elite institution with roughly 300 students per grade, all of whom would be admitted after demonstrating math proficiency.
He argued, almost from the law's passage, that no society anywhere has brought 100percentt of students to proficiency, and that the annual gains required to meet the goal of universal proficiency were unrealistically rapid, since even great school systems rarely sustain annual increases in the proportion of students demonstrating proficiency topping three to four percentage points.
