Sentence examples for extended skills from inspiring English sources

Concert reformers from Berlioz to Stockhausen have brought attention to visual and spatial organisation, and demanded extended skills from musicians.

Dependent on provider, they may be trained in first aid or extended skills such as use of an AED, oxygen therapy and other lifesaving or palliative skills.

A fourth (extended skills) term is often undertaken in the general practice setting as well.

The program provides extended skills training over time based on a client's current needs and a panic button for high-risk situations.

In particular, some candidates (those less experienced in clinical management of stroke) expected knowledge-based outcomes and others (experienced) expected to focus on extended skills.

Currently, there is some evidence of allied health professionals with extended skills 11 and paramedic skills for decision-making 12 or treating minor ailments.

This pattern is somewhat at odds with previous research findings about teaching practices in the U.S. For example, Hiebert et al. (2005) concluded from the 1999 TIMSS video study that, compared to higher performing countries, teachers in the U.S. spent more time completing repetitive exercises rather than applying and extending skills to new, different problems.

Even though I was working my tits off, it was such a relief to finally feel like I was applying and extending skills that I enjoyed using in a job that could become a career.

It could include enabling opportunities to extend skills and experience, and may link into the concept of a career escalator.

Arden's portrayal of schoolteacher Connie Brooks further extended her skill at wry comedy, and she won a best-actress Emmy award in 1953; in 1956 she was featured in the film Our Miss Brooks.

In this phase the throwing hand take alphabet "I- shape" when extended for skill execution (Additional file 5: Step 5 and Additional file 6: Step 6).