Sentences with phrase «awarded ability points»

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The points system sees would - be immigrants graded on a scale of 100, with points awarded for language ability, age, education, work experience and adaptability to Canada.

The Arsenal and Wales international star Aaron Ramsey was a key figure in the victory over AFC Bournemouth at the weekend, earning himself the Man of the Match award from the TV pundits with a performance full of energy, desire and ability and having a big hand in both goals which gave the Gunners a vital three points.

Points are awarded to reflect the migrant's ability, experience, age and, when appropriate, the level of need within the sector in which the migrant will be working.

As you fill the counter you are awarded an upgrade point which is used to unlock a new ability in your character's skill tree.

Each chapter awards experience points, but since characters don't need to gain experience in Battlegrounds it's stored in a bank to be applied to any Marvel figure the player owns, to be used to level up abilities in Disney Infinity 3.0 proper.

When your party members reach a new level, they are awarded with increased stats and Skill Points to be usedn used to unlock bonus attributes and abilities through a skill tree system that very much resembles Final Fantasy X's Sphere Grid.

After a battle, party members are awarded experience points, and leveling up increases stats and allow characters to learn new abilities.

As you play these online matches, you are awarded experience points for how well you played which allows you to increase the abilities and weapons at your disposal.

The service incorporates gamification, including the ability to earn and award points, rewards, and badges, making learning fun.

Once your class is set up, you have the ability to award points, affectionately known as «dojos» in my classroom, for positive or negative behavior.

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The most obvious benefit of a travel credit card is the ability to redeem your points or miles for award travel.

The Delta SkyMiles ® program also partners with the American Express Membership Rewards program and the Starwood Preferred Guest program, which gives you the ability to transfer your points from those programs directly into your SkyMiles ® account and earn even more SkyMiles ® for your next award flight.

While some airlines let you pay for an award ticket for a partial number of miles as a combination of cash plus points, American Airlines does not offer this ability.

The ability to pool points into your Chase Ultimate Rewards account means you'll have enough for the best awards in the form of travel, gift cards, shopping, and more.

By signing up to this free program, you get access to a range of additional benefits for flying with them as well as the ability to earn points and redeem awards.

Finally, if you want the ability to earn tons of points but don't want to be locked into the United award chart (just in case there's a better option for some of your travel), you can look to Chase cards that earn Ultimate Rewards.

While some airlines let you pay for an award ticket for a partial number of miles as a combination of cash plus points, American Airlines does not offer this ability.

While this is a very poor use of points (you should always look for saver level awards), the ability to book an award seat at any time can be very useful in a pinch.

The ability to pool points into your Chase Ultimate Rewards account means you'll have enough for the best awards in the form of travel, gift cards, shopping, and more.

The most obvious benefit of a travel credit card is the ability to redeem your points or miles for award travel.

Velocity have introduced tha ability to purchase «top - up» booster points for those times you find yourself short on points for an Award that you want.

The ability to buy points with a 20 % discount could be useful but I don't think I'd get as much use out of the 4th night free on award stays as I'd like to — my IHG stays tend to be 2 - 3 nights in length and a 4th night would, ordinarily, be more than I needed... I'd be staying somewhere for the sake of staying.

There is the additional risk that the award chart could be devalued in the meantime, but that should be countered by the ability to stretch your points 20 - 30 % further.

I love BA's Avios points for the ability to book cheap award flights on Alaska Airlines.

We love this ability to hold awards because it prevents award space from disappearing before your points transfers process.

The Delta SkyMiles ® program also partners with the American Express Membership Rewards program and the Starwood Preferred Guest program, which gives you the ability to transfer your points from those programs directly into your SkyMiles ® account and earn even more SkyMiles ® for your next award flight.

For those with tons of Chase Ultimate Rewards points, the ability to transfer points to Hyatt and earn elite status credit for award stays could be huge.

These Awards, known around the traps, as Marginal Any Seat Awards, offer the ability to redeem for an Award ticket, but earn Status Credits and Points on the fare.

The ability to get 2 cents per point on a wide variety of airline bookings without having to transfer points to partners and find award availability significantly increases the value of your Membership Rewards.

For example, a card in the Chase Ultimate Rewards program would give you the option to transfer points to Korean Air and six other airline partners, as well as the ability purchase a wide variety of award travel through the program's travel center.

Its made a name for itself, though, by offering key perks that travelers crave: extremely valuable partners, instant transfers, and an ability to use your points on any flight at any time even when award seats aren't available.

However, Gabe says he'd like to book saver economy awards, so we shouldn't put too much stock in the ability to transfer points to other programs.

Remember that the program did just announce some positive changes to its program earlier in the month, including the ability to book Cash + Points awards (in early 2016) and share points with friends and fPoints awards (in early 2016) and share points with friends and fpoints with friends and family.

One of the most interesting, recent changes is the ability to earn Citibank ThankYou points via credit cards and transfer them to Thai Airways, allowing you to top up your account for a desired award.

Voted best redemption ability Middle East & Asia / Oceania Region in the airline category for the 5th year in a row at the Freddie Awards *, allowing you to use your Velocity Points to fly to over 600 destinations now including Hong Kong.

And they're worth even more than that because of their option value, the ability to put points into the account you need them in when you need them — to top off an account at the margin (remember, miles at the margin that you need for an award are worth even more).

Additionally, a single - level elite program was introduced as was the ability to pool points with up to nine other Ufly members in order to share and redeem points for award travel.

The ability to save some points by paying part of the rate in cash is a great way to offset last week's increases to the cost of free award nights for the upper categories.

This, coupled with the ability to play audio CDs in the system, awarded Sony's grey box the kind of cool points Nintendo would have dreamed of, had it any notion of the existence of cool points as an abstract concept.

- characters are drawn in the main screen in a super-deformed style - features a lot of fan - service - play as Eduard, an innkeeper of an inn who doesn't have a lot of customers - stumble into a cave while looking for crystals and meet a girl who has amnesia - this girl also has six sisters who unlock each other's memories as you come across them - your subordinate at the inn gets the idea to put all of the girls into maid uniforms - the girls transform into battle - appropriate clothing during the battle sequences - strategy / action - RPG hybrid - unlimited movement within a circle around the character's starting point - combo system - when attacking weaker enemies, you knock them back in a fashion that takes out others and builds up a combo - extra turn awarded if you manage to take out 10 or more enemies in one swing - enemies do respawn their weak helpers at a hit point cost to them - right side of the screen shows a time bar so you know which friend or foe will attack nex - male character you play as is more of a support role in battle - he'll provide a lot of your stat buffs - events for each of the maidens that give them a chance to level up and unlock new abilities in each battle - possible 18 quests - each of the girls has their own quirks

You can now earn a hefty chunk of R&D points by completing three tests during practice; track acclimatization asks you to simply drive through a series of gates, awarded points based on your track positioning and speed; tyre management is all about gauging your ability to look after a set of super-soft tires over the course of a few laps, which also happens to be a superb tutorial for new players who are a little unsure how to stop their tires becoming useless by the end of a grand prix; and finally there's a qualifying pace test where you simply have to gun it for a few laps and try to set good lap times.

Every enemy killed and mission or challenge completed awards you with XP, and when enough is earned you'll be given the change to spend some of your earned points on Perks to bolster your character, but like the abilities themselves these perks are an uninspiring lot, and there effects on your virtual avatar are often barely noticeable and fail to change the combat in any meaningful way.

Power - ups are available like the Suppertapper which is a smart bomb that clears the screen and awards bonus points, an AI Droid that glides along the edge with you and helps you to shoot more enemies and the jump ability that lets you jump up above the rim of the surface to avoid being overrun.

Each time a character gains a level you'll be awarded with skill points that can be spent to upgrade that character's skills and abilities.

The challenges aren't difficult and you'll get most through normal gameplay, and the perks points awarded can be redeemed for skills such as health upgrades and other cool new abilities.

He'll be able to do what he could in the earlier comics, and as players complete tasks and level up, he'll be awarded with ability points, much like Batman in Arkham Knight.

With separate points awarded for active and passive abilities, your character will be a far - cry from its former self by the end of each playthrough.

So while you defeat enemies and complete missions, you are awarded experience points that allow you to level up your characters in order to upgrade their abilities and powers.

In an effort to add a little spice to the tired formula; the game features a levelling system complete with skill points that are awarded in single increments at every level up, allowing you to purchase a variety of perks including regenerating health, increased stability when firing and the ability to call in powered up artillery strikes and helicopters to help you clear out each wave of enemies.