Sentence examples for skill means from inspiring English sources

The diminishing value of experience reveals what "skill" means - the ability to do new things, rather than to draw on what one has already learned.

Conversely, the low PPV of most tests, rather than any lack of knowledge or skill, means that GPs are less able to unequivocally diagnose disease.

Words, that when you read them, you know mean high quality, mean skill, mean creativity," said Coe, who was also greeted with huge cheers.

His confrontational nature and rhetorical skill meant that even when the football was tedious, which it frequently was, he was not.

Words, that when you read them, you know mean high quality, mean skill, mean creativity.

Words, that when you read them, you know mean high quality, mean skill, mean creativity," he said.

But then the skies were empty back then, and the machinery all too often so lethal that skill meant nothing, in the end.

Of all reanalyses, ERA-int show the highest skill (mean SSclim = 0.48).

Whereas both MERRA and CFSR show comparably high skill like ERA-int (mean values of SSclim are 0.46 and 0.47, respectively), NCEP-R and JCDAS show considerably lower skill (mean SSclim are 0.36, and 0.35, respectively).

Not only that, you'll need a Pokemon that can learn the skill "Mean Look".

But at the moment that two-track approach to building skills means a social divide.