Sentence examples for protective skills from inspiring English sources

An extremely talented group of individuals, LulzSec have used innovative techniques to access secure digital data which has tested the protective skills of many hardened security professionals.

Along with physiological changes, these activities could lead to translation of protective skills in other situations.

It is well known that sensory nerves are not equally comparable to motor neurons due to their histological characteristics, but as we and other studies could prove, they are able to keep the muscular metabolism alive and may have protective skills as well [ 24, 32, 35].

According to the participants' point of view, the lack of protective skills against HIV and the use of condom, stems from the lack of education and lack of awareness on the part of the family particularly the mother, schools and the mass media.

The slight stylization of his comic technique — the deadpan primed to react, the fencer's awareness of the camera, all the self-protective skills he'd acquired — worked against him when he needed to be expressive.

The findings of this study suggest that involvement in extracurricular activities would provide adolescents with modest protective behavioural skills if they were exposed to low levels of bullying.

Another British-run company, Erinys International, now deploys 14,000 Iraqis to guard Iraq's oil installations.American soldiers' self-protective equipment and skills have improved, so it takes more attempted attacks to kill any.

The goal of this therapy is to restore the physical and psychosocial abilities of the patients, to expand their knowledge of back protection techniques and protective behaviour, to improve positive skills for individual coping and emotional controls, and to increase the patient's activity levels at their return to the workplace.

The goal of this therapy is to restore the physical and psychosocial abilities of the patients, to expand their knowledge of back protection techniques and protective behaviour, to improve positive skills for individual coping and emotional controls, and to increase the patient's activity levels when they return to the workplace.

They will often ask themselves things like "how would my partner feel if (s)he heard this?" In the second stage, couples learn to cope with discrimination through protective and/or defensive communication skills.

And like shepherding skills, existing protective mechanisms can be overwhelmed by unexpected turns.