If you are already comfortable navigating your taxes, and fluent in concepts like tax-exempt dividends and unraveling the cost basis of your vehicle before depreciation, TaxCut, from H & R Block, is probably the way to go.
Corporate leaders hope their investments in public health, financial literacy and education will pay off down the road by creating a future labor force fluent in STEM concepts.
As the enterprises prepare for scaling, mentors or instructors fluent in these concepts help each enterprise apply them to "conduct a rigorous analysis of its business model, the market, and the external environment" and "present convincing applications for funding" (see Omidyar Network's April, 2013 Accelerating Entrepreneurship in Africa report).
Many of the hilltop youth are unruly high-school dropouts who are fluent in the mystical concepts of the Kabbalah and are adept in marksmanship.
Therefore, a comprehensive taxonomy of sustainable engineering and design is needed so that all those involved in this diverse field are fluent in the same concepts, even if their definitions of what sustainability means are different.
Make sure you can actually be fluent in biology terms and concepts, understand childhood psychology, and can be a good speaker.
Reinvented by Wilder and co-screenwriter co-writer IAL Diamond, Some Like It Hot is effortlessly fluent, joyous and buoyant: a high-concept comedy that stays as high as a kite, while other comedies flag.
The interpreter, otherwise fluent in English, was stumped by the concept of divided government, and made several false starts in attempts to convey the idea before giving up.
The concept video (below), makes using Fluent on mobile seem more akin to navigating through a fun Twitter app than parsing an inbox.
So, to determine if they are fluent or if they actually understand a concept, they must attempt to answer a question in WRITING or explain it orally to a friend.
