Sentence examples for level of acquisition from inspiring English sources
If more and more people aspire to belong to this last category, the basic misapprehension remains the same at every level of acquisition.
"Monetary exchange at the level of acquisition — that is, purchasing works of art — is only one of the forms of exchange that is possible.
(For an explanation of the calculations involved, see the insert "Calculating the Optimal Level of Acquisition Spending"). First, we use the answers to generate a curve showing how the acquisition rate varies with spending on acquisition.
The controlled temperature and pressure conditions, along with the high level of acquisition repeatability attainable using sandbox physical models, allow the TL3-D seismic response to pore fluid movement to be distinguished from all other effects.
In contrast, all students in the treatment group showed a complete acquisition of Van Hiele level 1 and almost all of them indicated a complete acquistion of level 2. As for level 3, only one student did not achieve that level, whereas the rest showed a complete and high level of acquisition.
Among these United Arab Emirates show a high level of acquisition.
Perceived task complexity can impact participation in an exercise programme and the level of skill acquisition resulting from participation.
The goal was to deliver acceptable level of skill acquisition and fidelity while maximizing the use of the limited available specialist resources.
Clinicians' skills in delivering behaviour change counselling in these simulated consultations as assessed by the Behaviour Change Counselling Index 54 indicated the level of skill acquisition was suboptimal.
The sharp change in the post-2006 level of acquisitions concerns me.
"It's evocative and wonderful, but when we reinstalled the galleries in 1991 and studied the collection, we decided it didn't match up to the high level of acquisitions that were made more recently," said Stuart W. Pyhrr, the curator in charge of the Met's arms and armor department.
