The classification has "competence".
That includes students, who have to demonstrate their competence on one "straight case" (an ordinary death) and one "post-mortem case" (which involves putting the body back together after a coroner has examined it).
Someone with poor Spanish, or a child who is on their way to adult competence, nevertheless has a competence in Chomsky's sense.
Still, publishers are pretty confident that once they have some experience and competence on all kinds of platforms — iPad, Android and the Nook (which has been a big stealth seller of magazines, especially women's magazines) — that they will be able to show advertisers that a magazine is a magazine, even when it arrives wirelessly.
Recombination and transformation play a major role in the evolution of the pneumococcus; therefore, it will be crucial to understand not just the structure and function of pneumocyclicin but the potential impact that expression of pneumocyclicin genes may or may not have on competence induction.
Much of the current effort to understand the molecular components of vector competence has focused on An. gambiae and Ae. aegypti [ 25, 26], because these species transmit disease agents that have a tremendous impact on global public health (malaria, and dengue fever and yellow fever viruses, respectively).
The project will evaluate the process of changes in clinical practice, as well as which impact the implemented intervention has on parental competence and parental concerns.
The reproductive parasitism of Wolbachia allows it to invade and be maintained at high frequency in a population, such that the effect it has on the competence of individuals to act as disease-carrying vectors is then observed at a population scale [ 4].
"The FoI request related to work on the Legislative Competence Order, and things have moved on since then.
The prosecutor has the competence to initiate a case proprio motu (ie, on his own initiative).
