Sentences with phrase «judges during presentation»

The rumors of my petulant outburst at the question of a judge during my presentation, and the fast move towards his second row seat while taking off my jacket and telling him to «bring it», are wildly overstated, by the way.

Not exact matches

The projects are judged based on a number of criteria, including how the students defined the problem, how well they designed their software, the quality of the user interface with that software, business viability, and a presentation during which the students describe and pitch their project to the judges.

Of approximately 250 abstracts accepted for presentation, six are selected for the Brompton Session, during which a panel of judges score the presentations and award the coveted prize to the top one.

During the latest round of Lane Crawford's Creative Call Out - an initiative to help nurture and grow emerging talent - our panel of buyers, industry veterans and guest judges held roundtable presentations with a varied range of designers, entrepreneurs and artists in Hong Kong, China and Los Angeles.

Then, depending on the length of the presentations, and the number of questions that the judges ask during each presentation, the UN simulation can take a full class or two.

Thank you to the Honorable Michael F. Andrews, Circuit Court Judge, Pinellas County Sixth Judicial Circuit, for his powerful and engaging presentation during today's student assembly.

Trend following, as I have discussed vehemently during my presentations with the STA and MTA, has to be judged over a full economic cycle (or a bull - bear market cycle, if you wish).

These pets ultimately became the stars — and models — for each creative approach and design treatment showcased in mockup ads during the presentation to judges.

PRESENTATION While the written brief plays a key role in setting up the appeal, a case is often won or lost during the initial presentation to the appellate judge and how you stay focused on giving succinct and poignant answers to the most difficulPRESENTATION While the written brief plays a key role in setting up the appeal, a case is often won or lost during the initial presentation to the appellate judge and how you stay focused on giving succinct and poignant answers to the most difficulpresentation to the appellate judge and how you stay focused on giving succinct and poignant answers to the most difficult questions.

For now, here is a photo taken during my presentation to judges, lawyers and media representatives at the Tomsk Oblast Court.

• Demonstrated ability to conduct pre fight safety checks and maintain the cabin area in a neat and clean condition • Track record of delivering highly courteous and satisfactory on flight customer service • Apt in implementing applicable on flight safety guidelines issued by the National Aviation Authority (NAA) • Strong presentation skills, efficient in demonstrating the usage of safety equipment and on flight code of conduct • Strong listening skills coupled with immense ability to reason, judge, decide and problem solve effectively • Proficient in serving ordered meals and beverages to passengers during flight in an excellent manner • Well versed in greeting the passengers, checking their boarding passes and directing them to their respective seats • Adherent to service protocols for disabled passengers, passengers on wheel chairs and unaccompanied minors • Profound ability to calm down anxious passengers during flight • Substantial knowledge in effective usage of safety equipment on flight • Fluent in spoken English, French and Spanish • Familiar with various cultures of the world, great level of tolerance and respect for culture specific requirements of customers • Good physical stamina, ability to stoop, bend, stand for long periods and work in confined spaces • Skilled in providing first aid • Well versed in up - selling various products and services during flight

Some of the ways in which your employer can judge you with respect to these skills include the language and presentation skills you use during the interview process, the way you tackle the questions asked by the interview board and the resume and the material you submit during the interview.