Most are competently prepared but somewhat pro forma.
Khosrowshahi added that Uber will then have to retrain its computer driver in every city, and that he then expects within 10 to 15 years to be able to serve most cities competently with autonomous tech.
Most entrees were competently cooked, like juicy sea scallops brushed with a few strokes of basil oil and butter, a side of asparagus adding a crisp touch.
The robust pop arias from "The Most Happy Fella," while competently sung by Christine Andreas, Shuler Hensley (who played Tony as a buffoonish caricature) and Tom Wopat, lacked passion.
He owns no flat and, he says, does not have much of a life outside his work.Mr Zhang, who is 27, is beginning his climb up the bureaucracy in the capital of a province, Shanxi, south-west of Beijing, which is reputed to be among the most corrupt and least competently governed.
If your work is valuable and competently done, most managers would rather talk money than hire and train a newcomer who may or may not work out.
(In the latter case, the conditions under which a doctor would still need to see a patient should be defined, even while recognizing that nurses could competently care for most patients).
Thus, while meizothrombin can competently substitute for most of α-thrombin's procoagulant and anticoagulant functions locally at the place of vascular injury in the presence of an adequate membrane surface (33, 47− 52), the molecule still lacks the ultimate procoagulant function (i.e., efficient fibrin formation).
The dishes were competently prepared for the most part.
