Moreover, due to the heterogeneity of the wireless environment and the need for the support of diverse QoS requirements, the concept of utilities from the field of economics has been adopted for devising proficient opportunistic resource allocation algorithms.
This is assumed to be because proficient participants can utilize their brain resources besides bottom-up processing for higher language processing to comprehend the content, which can also help accelerate the processing speed once succeeding in automatizing the lower language processing.
However, not all researchers will be able to become proficient computer programmers or have the resources to access computer programmers.
Conversely, cognitively less proficient subjects had to invest more cortical resources to solve the same tasks.
In general, these authors propose that "brighter" (or more proficient) subjects have to invest less cortical resources to achieve accurate performances.
Proficiency in English* Binary variable=1 proficient in English (self-reported).
Yes, if India truly needs modern warplanes, I'd prefer to see them buy F-16s or F-18s and not Russian MiGs, but our defense contractors are already quite proficient at marketing their products, and our Pentagon has plenty of resources devoted to FMS (foreign military sales).
I am also proficient collaborating with the relevant interdisciplinary teams, committees, and utilizing community resources to most appropriately meet the needs of the clientele.
The resource material was in the English as all the participants are proficient in English language in our hospital.
As these countries generally lack adequate resources, the state bureaucracy has less to extract to allow for the proficient delivery of services.
In addition, the provision of various learning tools is useful because today's learners are broadly proficient in developing personalized learning pathways, whether for academic or personal purposes, using online resources and social media (Dabbagh and Kitsantas 2012).
