Sentence examples for skill zone from inspiring English sources

Recent editions included a piece about the difficulties deaf teenagers face at GP surgeries and a two-page Skill Zone featuring articles about the education and employment sectors.

In 1960 LBJ stepped out of his skill zone and ran for president.

At a mountain bike taster session at Manchester's National Cycling Centre, riders have to spend an hour practising on the Skills Zone before they're even allowed on the trails course.

But the last thing to go is usually the CEOs "comfort zone" skill (what they grew up in their career doing and, in this example, product).

This study evaluated the utility of a porcine flexor tendon model and standard biomechanical testing procedures to quantify the acquisition of surgical skills associated with Zone II flexor tendon repair in a trainee by benchmarking task performance outcomes relative to evidence-based standards.

If Carr, who can't stay with most receivers in man coverage without drawing a flag, wins the job, it will be because of experience and short-area zone skills.

Off-campus team challenge, out of your comfort zone, for skill development, self-discovery, and leadership development.

"So developing a product, writing a business model and all the language surrounding it is definitely not part of my skill set or comfort zone".

It appears that those who appeared into the green "zone of skill" in the first chart (ie those who performed remarkably in very few attempts) chose not to bother with nicknames as otherwise there would be many more points appearing towards the top-left.

It's interesting to note the variation in players too – players who are good at the game ended their gaming sessions fairly early (in the green "zone of skill") whereas those who weren't so good kept trying to beat their previous high scores.

It lets young players work on pitch and strike zone recognition skill, regardless of location or weather.