Findings showed that throughout the workshop, the participating youth not only felt motivated to engage in their computer programming projects but also developed their technological fluency while expressing themselves.
It also enables you to understand what fluency in a language really means, as well as the nuances of different languages, and what kind of concepts each language is best for expressing.
Mr. Green writes tellingly of the latent meanings expressed in language "shy of fluency".
And because many elements were already familiar to weaving (as was the grid, a Modernist fixation that happened to be inherent to the loom) she was able to express new visual ideas with fluency that appears almost casual.
In the 2011 census, only 7.5% of residents in the Milford Central ward claimed that they could speak, read and write the language, in contrast to the Pembrokeshire county as a whole where roughly 18% of the population are able to read, write and speak Welsh, while in the neighbouring county of Carmarthenshire around 40% of people express a similar level of fluency in Welsh.
A conceptually equivalent word or phrase does exist in the target language, but for reasons of grammatical or linguistic fluency, it must be expressed in an alternative way or with a distinct syntactical structure in the target language.
I had tried, without much success, to read Sloan Wilson's The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit and I expressed some reservations about the surplus of fluency of John Updike's Rabbit books.
LM and verbal fluency had the largest median differences (expressed as percentage of total score) between MCI and NC, 20 and 25%, respectively.
Despite his side's fluency in attack, manager Jurgen Klopp had expressed concerns about the Reds' fragility from set-pieces, and his fears proved well founded as they fell behind in scrappy circumstances.
In short, this is a show about the incurable obsessiveness of love; and the idea is expressed not just through Roger's performance but through the fluency of Lloyd's staging.
