Sentences with phrase «technically competent»

Evidently, it does not matter if its publicly - funded work responds to many wrong questions and provides technically competent, but conceptually inadequate, answers.

* Having knowledge in Cloud technology like AWS services * Having knowledge in configuration management tool like Ansible * Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, technically competent and result - oriented to problem solving and leadership skills.

Our pharmacy professionals must be technically competent, skilled, and capable of jumping into difficult situations, and able to work in team environments or alone.

Technically competent self - directed professional backed by 14 + years of supervisory experience.

A UHC Medical Assistant (MA) shows genuine warmth with patients and has the ability to make them feel comfortable in the health center while providing effective and technically competent nursing assistance to both patients and UHC providers.

Duties include coordinating patient flow, assisting the doctors, implement selected components of care and interventions in a technically competent manner, instruct and counsel patients effectively in exercises, complete documentation to support the delivery of therapy services, and identify patient's needs and exhibit compassion, caring, and empathy to individual differences.

If you don't have much experience of making video resumes, or would like the opportunity to enjoy a professional resume made by a seasoned, imaginative and technically competent team, we're here for you.

Employers need to staff their companies with employees that are not only technically competent, but also culturally suitable.

Hiring managers tend to be technically competent, highly analytical and forward thinking, and because they are always pressed for time, tend to have excellent time management and organization skills.

Technically competent to perform tasks using various research software and applications along with laboratory apparatus

They need to be technically competent to operate the GMDSS system and perform minor repairs and maintenance functions.

They need to be technically competent in using work related softwares, tools and applications.

My son even told me that even if he deleted all the history in Safari, I could still see what websites he visited because there is something called «cache» (I am not technically competent to understand what this is!)

In Ontario, a change to the Model Rules would likely lead to a similar change to the Rules of Professional Conduct, creating a duty for lawyers to be technically competent.

It is one thing to bring one person into a team who is less technically competent but who makes up for this in other ways, it is quite another to suggest that the entire team is comprised of such people.

Small firm and solo lawyers must be technically competent beyond simply knowing how to format documents in Microsoft Word.

If and when this change to professional competency does occur, the first step for lawyers will be to understand what it means to be technically competent.

The confident person should feel free to engage a wider public of interested, technically competent folk such as those who frequent CA, WUWT and RC.

The reason I asked for a more detailed response is so that I can read the reactions of the relatively few, non-overtly aligned and technically competent participants, such as Pekka — or even try to parse the reactions of the overtly aligned so as to see some way clear beyond the tribalism.

In most major countries, ISO / IEC 17025 is the standard for which most labs must hold accreditation in order to be deemed technically competent.

The organization chargec with verifying the implementation and actual effects of the carbon offset projects is under staffed and lacks technically competent staff.

IMHO, this had to be an inside job, by someone more technically competent than the the usual UEA bigshots.

It is possible many climate studies could be technically competent in a narrow sense.

In his opinion the artists selected exemplified «Euro - art, a term I've made up to describe a certain kind of technically competent, bland, and ultimately empty art made specifically for international biennales.»

The Telegraph wrote off the entire show as «technically competent, bland, and ultimately empty».

Not just those with the most technically competent graphics, but also those with the most unique and beautiful artistic styles.

The cover shooter formula employed by the franchise wore thin for me halfway through Gears of War 2 and while it's a fun, technically competent series, Gears just feels old hat.

Hire some technically competent people or invest in QA before thinking about new projects, Telltale.

The next best thing users are left to do is root their device to get rid of the unwanted apps that opens some storage space though not everyone is technically competent enough to root their devices.

Recent titles have been technically competent but lacking in real thrills for diehard rallying fans.

This duty holder is required to undertake an assessment if asbestos is present and this (plus any work undertaken) must be completed by a technically competent person.

Such an assessment should be undertaken by a technically competent person to include the location and condition of any asbestos present within the school building.

Real Steel is a technically competent but flimsy, emotionally manipulative father - son drama.

The Game Boy Color port was similarly praised for taking a graphically - impressive title and porting it to the platform in a complete and technically competent form, in contrast to other unsuccessful attempts at directly porting home console games to handhelds.

While technically competent and without any execution problems, it lacks a sorely needed online multiplayer component, without which its selling price seems way too high for a game that can be easily and legally found for free elsewhere.

Windswept and interesting, a hunter, a gatherer, technically competent or conversely, the willing to learn guy in the background holding the paperclip... A loyal friend, a stout adversary, the calming influence, the most..

For graduate students, although it's important to become technically competent, Ford believes the most important thing is to read the scientific literature carefully.

He also emphasizes the need for speed in translating ideas into results by being technically competent so as to be able to perform experiments «quickly and efficiently ahead of someone else who's going to compete with you on that idea.»

Citron likes to hire «technically competent «big picture» scientists who are comfortable working on multiple projects at the same time.

«It turns out there's a big advantage to having technically competent people on a school board,» said Foster.

«Of course, not all the business ideas are successful long - term», «but the skills acquired during the MEnt degree are also highly attractive to prospective employers looking for technically competent managers — for research - led companies — experienced in innovation and knowledge transfer.»

Wonder if they have brought in more technically competent individuals than can be found in the politically dominated Nassau County Sherriff Dept.

There are a few differences, namely that RBE is explicitly technocratic (intelligent and rational social planning by a technically competent administrative body) and Jacques Fresco is pretty clearly anti-democratic.

So when one country that is not an economic powerhouse, such as Turkey, has their defence needs declined by a supplier country that is technically competent and resource rich, then that makes them anxious.

«Listen, he is technically competent.

This includes giving birth to a healthy baby in a clinically and psychologically safe environment with continuity of practical and emotional support from birth companion (s) and kind, technically competent clinical staff.

His knowledge of the New Testament was not only technically competent; it was accompanied by religious passion and theological sincerity.

More than this, he was sensitive to the fact that the writing of philosophy's history can be at once technically competent and narrow He praised the «philosophical greatness achieved in American philosophy, from Peirce to Santayana, but he complained of the cultural chauvinism in failing to recognize it.5 According to Hartshorne, «One might about as easily reach great heights in philosophy without benefit of the work done in modern America as to reach them in physics without using the work of modern Germans» (Creativity 11).

We have helped to bring about a widening split between the technically competent and computer - owning rich and the computerless and technically illiterate poor.

But he is a decent guy who put together a well funded and technically competent campaign.