Sentence examples for simple competencies from inspiring English sources

The validated measures of task performance vary from relatively simple competencies such as speed of response, activity, and task orientation, through intermediate level capabilities such as initiative, emergency responsiveness, and use of information, to highly complex thought and action processes such as breadth of approach to problems, planning capacity, and strategy.

While it's true that the games have evolved their mechanics very little as the franchise has continued, such complaints largely miss the point; the simple logic games that make up the bulk of the courtroom action have never risen above mere competency, and frequently fall below it, even in the better entries.

Completing a profile is now simpler: The competency tab has been simplified to only include languages.

Completing a profile is now simpler: The competency tab will be simplified to only include languages.

To create a clinical competency committee (CCC) that (1) centers on the competency-based milestones, (2) is simple to implement, (3) creates competency expertise, and (4) guides remediation and coaching of residents who are not progressing in milestone performance evaluations.

To correlate overall DDR competency with tumor reduction, we devised a simple measurement to assess DDR competency.

At its simplest, our core competency is opening restaurants–something we do one to two times every week and at a rate of success on par with any restaurant company in the country.

A simple softcomputing-based key entrepreneurial competencies' model (SKECM) is proposed.

This competency questionnaire can be very simple, for example a set of multiple-choice question based on the competency statements with choices such as {unaware, familiar, productive, advanced} or any other set of value consistent with the way competencies are defined.

Unlike other approaches for an ontology-based recommendation, such as OWL-OLM (Denaux et al. 2005) or Personal Reader (Dolog et al. 2004a), this competency model extends beyond simple taxonomies of concepts.

As a psychologist and forensic examiner, I am routinely involved in such "simple" cases, usually when sanity or competency issues have generated complexity.