Sentence examples for representing competence from inspiring English sources

The prototype implementation of the approach is based on a graph based structure and on rules representing competence requirements of PDP and human competence profiles, both processed by an interference mechanism.

In the same study, the four domains representing competence in most jurisdictions (understanding, appreciation, reasoning and expressing a choice) appeared to constitute a single trait or continuum of competence in children, which allowed for estimating a cutoff score on MacCAT-CR above which competence was likely.

Second, he represents competence.

Putting aside the one possible wild card, namely Bill Clinton hovering overhead for the next four years, it's very much a safe pick for rank-and-file Foreign Service personnel, to whom she represents competence and clout.

The scale does not provide 'cut-off scores' that represent competence or incompetence, nor is there an overall MacCAT-CR total score [ 19].

To land an airplane is one clear cut situation with a lot of chained and connected actions, all together representing the competence profile, namely to land under simple or complex conditions.

Articles that mention any key aspects of competence such as described in the seven CanMEDS roles (medical expert, communicator, collaborator, manager, health advocate, scholar and professional) will be included as representing clinician competence.

Language tests are supposed to represent L2 competence that learners have.

Therefore, we also had to ascertain the content that represents 'commercial competence' in the Swiss curricula (backward analysis).

The study showed that both test formats (CBA and PBA) can represent commercial competence in a valid and reliable way.

One of those models is represented bythe competence based curriculum (CBC) design model and its innovative way of seeing the curriculum architecture and their interactions.