Sentence examples for the specific skill from inspiring English sources
"Only a small percentage of the population possesses the specific skill set to become an air traffic controller," says Steph Kelly, a Nats air traffic controller at Heathrow.
It is rare that any player will be better than another player at the specific skill that makes her world class.
Students receive not only the specific skill training that comes from the professionals' experience, but they catch the excitement of theater or opera from someone who has appeared on a professional stage and the wisdom of those who have performed years of science research.
The most common defence against both accusations is that programming at an early age is more like learning a musical instrument or foreign language: something that can benefit all children beyond the specific skill being taught, rather than a drive to train up more professional musicians or translators.
They are imperfect indicators of the more specific skill mismatch, whereby workers' actual skills are measured against the specific skill requirements of the job (Levels et al. 2014).
The main advantage of a digital prototype over a coded prototype is that a non-technical person can create a digital prototype whereas a coded prototype generally requires the specific skill set of a programmer or scripter.
This allows us to work in collaboration with employers to identify the specific skills they need.
Her writing is precise, personable, perspicacious: she uses no jargon and avoids excessively technical language, while relishing and celebrating the specific skills of the painter.
"The secretary of state approved four candidates on the basis that they met the specific skills and experiences set out in Ofcom's advertised job descriptions".
The secretary of state approved four candidates on the basis that they met the specific skills and experiences set out in Ofcom's four advertised job descriptions".
An effective résumé reflects not only the specific skills relevant to the job description, but also a sense of the employer's organization and culture.
