Příklady competent

• All the others were competent, though too often telling us what we have long known already.

• However, the application of a primitive dictionary is not always sufficient; auxiliary data must often be considered to make a competent translation.

• In this situation, voters face a standard inference problem of predicting the unobservable type (whether competent or not) of the incumbent from the observable policy.

• On the possibilities of becoming a monolingual but competent speaker.

• It is at this point that we see the patient display a fully competent appreciation of a planned interactional sequence.

• The aorta arose from the large left ventricle through a competent bicuspid valve.

• In addition, the trajectory of acoustic change over time may also be reflective of competent development.

• This would then provide a 'less competent' model for mouse meiotic maturation in vitro.

• The case is presented in philosophical competent way but without use of technical vocabulary and with little reference to learned literature.

• This paper calls into question notions of what it means to be a competent communicator in the virtual world.

• Where competent transmission hosts are more or less completely replaced, rather than augmented, by non-competent host species, enzootic cycles may be severely limited.

• Additionally, we are interested in whether maltreated and nonmaltreated children will differ in their resilient self-strivings and in their developmental pathways to competent functioning.

• The point is that in neither case are we limiting the liberty of competent adults in order to keep them from harming themselves.

• The result is a competent, professionally written, totally conventional work, nearly all of which presents material already found in other sources.

• The late average age of onset (2;4) supports our claim that competent use of apologies represents mastery of a relatively more challenging pragmatic skill.