Sentence examples for terms of competence from inspiring English sources

In terms of competence, you can defeat your enemies quite well in Halo.

Their candidacies highlight a schism that splits the region down the middle.In terms of competence there is probably little to separate Herminio Blanco, the Mexican, from his Brazilian rival, Roberto Azevêdo.

Each faculty member was asked to rate John or Jennifer on a scale of one to seven in terms of competence, hireability, likability and the extent to which the professor might be willing to mentor the student.

Siri as a character now has a brand meaning to the masses in terms of competence, attitude, persona and engagement.

Bachelard once argued that, in terms of competence, philosophers have but one: "the competence of reading" (Bachelard 1948, p. 6).

They still like him personally but see little difference in the way Washington is being governed in terms of competence and civility.

The Tuning Educational Structures in Europe project recommended that learning outcomes be expressed in terms of competences.

Several system study examples highlight the main concepts and prove the efficiency of the methods, both in terms of competences teaching and popularity among students.

(1) Efficiency was mainly improved through the increased use of under-employed groups in terms of competences.

Bachman (1990) describes "communicative language ability" (p. 84) in terms of language competence, strategic competence and psychophysiological mechanisms.

Trust and commitment that the partners provided the appropriate competence was low in terms of business competence and high for technology competence.