How much of our lives do those busy, competent engineers, those mathematicians in their "sanctum," really control?
This will allow the very competent managers of our prisons to concentrate on the core business of restoring order and constructive activity in our prisons.
And though we've made some progress, whether it's more women and people of color being considered for CEO roles, more of us being vocal about our right to be treated as competent members of our community, more of us showing returns or a more diverse cross-section of people learning to code in the first place, we have a ways to go.
Roughly it is this: We have knowledge that p (at least of the kind that we are considering here, namely perceptual knowledge) when and only when our belief that p is true because we arrived at it through the competent exercise of our epistemic capacities.
"They're extremely complicated cases and you can't resolve these issues in two weeks with [the size of our] workforce and be competent".
And it was a moment to appreciate our new knowledge of the importance of competent officials to any sport, as Bill Plaschke writes in The Los Angeles Times.
Interestingly, in our structures of catalytically competent cleaved and resealed DNA states, a single ion at each scissile DNA site coordinates both sets of reactive DNA groups.
Our model of cultural competent primary health care was adapted from a model developed by one of the co-authors, Dr. Miguel Tirado, under a grant from the Health Services and Research Administration (HSRA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The competency of chemically competent AQ3625 cells was lower than that of competent DH5α cells, in all cases of chemically competent cell preparations using the three different methods.
Moreover, our finding of a signaling competent phospho-ITT confutes the paradigm of BCR tyrosine phosphorylation being confined to ITAM-containing subunits.
