Sentence examples for skill to attach from inspiring English sources
But while it took skill to attach all those metal bits, it was confined to the surface.
Following Norman's terminology, the skills involved are largely thought to be those of non-analytical pattern recognition (NAPR), and this core skill can be viewed as being able to attach semantics to images or percepts [ 2- 10].
Since her language skills were good -- she eventually spoke seven languages -- she was given the prestigious job of operating a large machine to attach buttons to the blouses.
Remember to attach your leash!
Learn when to attach vowels to consonants.
"In a world in which machines came to dominate tasks involving core cognitive processing, the importance of, and skill premium attached to, non-cognitive skills is likely to rise…yet our education system, at present, has a strongly cognitive slant" he said.
The whole seminar takes place at an interactive skills lab attached to the Marburg University Hospital and utilizes trained simulation patients and different models.
A number of studies suggest that female physicians possess superior communication skills [ 9], attach more importance to psychosocial aspects of care [ 10, 11] and better integrate patients in the decision-making process [ 12].
We introduce a fundamental contrast between 'community-midwives', who we consider unable to fulfill the core life-saving functions and 'midwives in the community', who are midwives first, with all the skills attached to the definition.
A classic example would be Automatic Data Processing, a rare survivor from the timesharing era because it attached payroll skills to its mainframes.
