Sentence examples for seeing competence from inspiring English sources

In the study, in the context of the project titled "Child and Architecture: I'm Learning My City", it was aimed to make children learn their city where they live in, perceive the architectural elements which shape the city and notice the environment which is generated by these elements On the other hand, looking and seeing competence of children were tested.

A judgment is valid and of legal effect only if the court that issued it had competence to decide the questions of law presented by the case, as well as jurisdiction over the persons or things involved (see competence and jurisdiction).

In order for a bacterium to bind, take up and recombine donor DNA into its own chromosome, it must first enter a special physiological state termed competence (see Natural competence).

He admitted as much – it is a question of seeing what competences can be removed from government and outsourced to private interests.

It is refreshing to see such competence in a government official.

Students may also see cultural competence in much the same way good communication used to be viewed, as something one either has or doesn't have.

She sees her competence in these procedures as without question, emphasised by her repeated comments about trainers "knowing" that she and her fellow Foundation doctors can insert venflons because they see evidence of them in patients' arms.

They used the same word ("Lotokora") for both, and saw no competence-gradient, only one in resources: "Health centre staff is competent, but they do not have all the necessary drugs".

The concept of economic-civic competence combines the concepts of economic competence and civic competence (see Eberle 2015).

Videos demonstrating clinical skills can be a valuable adjunct in revision and can improve learners' competence in the clinical skills demonstrated, over and above competence seen in learners provided with face-to-face demonstration and supervised and unsupervised practice alone.

Moreover, they found that twenty-one potential biomarkers were associated with increased oocyte competence, and thirty-five potential biomarkers were associated with decreased oocyte competence (see Table 7).