Sentence examples for master information and from inspiring English sources

This level ability demands the students to master information and technology literacy, creativity and innovation skills.

This section turns to estimating labor-market returns to one specific set of skills, namely skills to master information and communication technologies (ICT).

While changes in compulsory schooling laws across states over time are likely to affect skills in general, Germany provides a unique setting to investigate the wage effect of domain-specific skills, namely, the capacity to master information and communication technologies (i.e., ICT skills).

"In the Principles in the administration of the Islamic State, you see a focus on education (really indoctrination) beginning with children but progressing through their ranks, a recognition that effective governance is essential, thoughts on their use of technology to master information (propaganda), and a willingness to learn from the mistakes of earlier movements.

We conducted a retrospective study based on hospital discharge and charge master information of ~5 million discharges from ~500 hospitals in the USA during 2006 (Premier Perspective™ Database).

Because 3D CAD models are used as master information throughout a plant's entire lifecycle and many stakeholders are involved in such lifecycle, providing a method for sharing plant 3D CAD models among various stakeholders is very important.

A master information sheet of all recruited families is used to track eligible, ineligible, refusal and dropout families.

The main LTE system information is transmitted over the PBCH within the master information block (MIB).

Unlike conventional small cells in traditional HetNets, PCC small cells do not transmit cell-specific signals, such as primary synchronization signal (PSS /secondary synchronization signal (SSS), cell-specific reference signal (CRS), or master information block (MIB)/system information block (SIB).

Too often, I see businesspeople becoming slaves to technology rather than being its master, information junkies who just crave the input regardless of its value, victims of technology who act as if they are powerless to control it.

Mr. Schmidt said that this time around the nominee and his team would need to start the search and vetting much earlier and ask more probing questions intended to gauge the ability of the possible choices to think on their feet, master complex information and provide assurance they could handle the presidency if it came to that.