Sentence examples for identification skill from inspiring English sources

Experiments of tissue identification skill with either visual or tactile stimuli have been also accomplished.

At the core, Avaz is a picture-based communication tool that helps autistic children use their picture identification skill to create picture messages, which are then spoken out by a speech engine.

You can brush up on your tree identification skills on a guided trail.

My bell identification skills are elementary, but my neighbours are experts, scurrying out of the house only for specific rings.

He was the most confident going into the competition, rating his meat identification skills as EXCELLENT (his caps).

We're trying to increase their identification skills but the biggest thing is bio-empathy – getting them to have an emotional connection to the local environment so they value it".

"There is a critical need for a steady supply of professionals and enthusiasts with field surveying and identification skills; without them much of the biodiversity knowledge that underpins informed environmental stewardship will disappear.

To find out, I challenged a crack team of Guardian curry fans to a blind tasting: Steve and Bob claim they "can usually tell the white stuff from the red stuff", Bim, who doesn't eat pork, is hyper vigilant for bits of pig, and Ranj reckons his meat identification skills are "excellent" – though he then admits he once mistook chicken for eggs.

Open daily 4pm-2am, +1 213 389 1586, theprincela.com There is a scene in the 1997 movie adaptation of James Ellroy's LA Confidential in which crusading 50s cop Ed Exley Guy Pearcee) strides into a bar, mistakes movie star Lana Turner for a call girl, and gets a cocktail to the face for his wayward identification skills.

Students will learn the concept of print, basic phonetic principles, reading comprehension, letter identification skills, and understand that letters represent sounds.

Greuter et al. (2012) hypothesized that serious games assist the learning experience of students in their hazard identification skills before entering into real life construction sites.