Rather, they faithfully reiterate an ideal -- of feminine power that relies on brains, not beauty; of feminine attractiveness that relies on competence, not helplessness; and of feminine alliances that grow stronger, not weaker, in the face of conflicts.
Companies across different industries that did not fall for the greedy compensation but relied on competence, loyalty and integrity.
It happens all the time: breeders, taking advantage of previous experiences and accumulated knowledge, try and see, relying on competence and luck; that's the way science and technology work, even more so for "green" produce enhancements.
Some fighters rely on the competence of jabs and defense.
There is no hard evidence for the necessity and efficacy of using psychotropic medication for treating MBP in people with ID. 11 32–34 The fact that none of the GPs interviewed could mention any scientific paper that addresses this problem supports the finding that this is an experience-based field, in which doctors rely on general competence valid for people without ID.
However, existing measures for cultural competence mostly rely on self-perceived cultural competence.
What average readers must rely on is the competence and integrity of The Times, just as they do for all the other news they get from the paper.
The automotive industry is going through a fundamental change by moving from a mechanical to a software-intensive industry in which most innovation and competition rely on software engineering competence.
Objecting to Habermas's line of argument, McCarthy and others have argued that it is not a necessary condition that interpreters take a position in order to understand reasons, even if we have to rely on our own competence to judge the validity and soundness of reasons and to identify them as reasons at all.
A genuine compliment is acceptable, but going overboard will indicate that you have to rely on flattery, not competence, to do your job.
