I could not afford to lose those bags!" When Williams talked about tennis, she looked a little older than her 25 years; she looked the way competent people do when discussing an intractable work problem, focused and a little bit grave.
"My sense is he is no way competent to stand trial," Dr. Miner told the judge, recommending that he be returned to Bridgewater to see if his competency could be established through further treatment.
Perhaps our understanding of names and natural kind terms is structured in a similar way: competent speakers always have apriori access to the reference-fixing criterion currently associated with their use of the name 'Barack Obama', but they have only aposteriori access to the associated modal profile.
If, however, N really was an accurate analysis of M then the question, "I know it is N but is it M?" would not be open in this way for a conceptually competent judge any more than the question, "I know he is a bachelor but is he unmarried?" can be an open one.
This way, you will be competent with Godliness.
In this way we remain in stage one, unconsciously competent, relatively blissful about our ignorance, but also not at the starting gate of learning.
This way, companies know that they should mostly find competent people on the platform.
In this way patients are exposed only to practitioners deemed competent to practice in that profession.
We have a basic need to feel competent and if children don't feel this way, they are more likely to flee than explore.
"Ten years from now, all competent chefs will offer raw vegetable dishes on the menu," he said, "because more and more people will be eating this way".
