Sentence examples for holding competence from inspiring English sources

Highly mismatched alloys (HMAs) are getting a substantial interest of researchers because of holding competence of rapid change in physical properties with minor compositional change and consequently showing their potential for solar energy and photovoltaic applications.

In accordance with the agreement reached on association under Rule 54 of the Rules of Procedure, the Committee on Legal Affairs holds exclusive competence for questions relating to liability and intellectual property rights and it holds shared competence for questions relating to embedded values in technology ("ethical-by-design").

A crucial question is how to motivate children who hold low competence perceptions to enhance their enjoyment and PA involvement.

Although it is not known whether C. raciborskii and R. brokii hold symbiotic competence, it is possible that the symbiotic association with Azolla is what has allowed NoAz to evade the genome shrinkage seen for its closest relatives.

We have competence.

I presented evidence of students holding differing levels of competence when facing different tasks (e.g., tree reading versus tree building) even at the same point in a semester.

Later still, the Committee addresses the more serious aspects of the problem: It "[u]rges the Secretary-General and Member States to undertake all relevant actions within their respective areas of competence, including holding perpetrators accountable...."....

A parent should be able to prove competence in holding a job and being fiscally fit to provide a child's material needs.

But what's less often noted is the way that, initially, belief in her competence held a fragile post-referendum truce together.

Finally, three students explained that they felt successful because they were very interested in science and held high science competence beliefs, or had been successful on similar tasks in the past.

In a nutshell, people in a group tend to assign equal weight to other's opinions, regardless of actual competence of the person holding that opinion.