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proficiency

[pruh-fish-uhn-see] / prəˈfɪʃ ən si /


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A few timing and tuning issues crop up, which could easily be the result of a first night in a new venue, but which feel odd for a band of such technical proficiency.

From BBC

Those aviators are being evaluated for English language skills right now, and depending on their proficiency and previous fighter jet experience, they could complete the U.S. training within three months, Lt.

From Seattle Times

In 2018, the state infamously sent out a false warning of an incoming ballistic missile, resulting in a federal recommendation that emergency management agencies conduct regular internal drills to maintain proficiency on the tools.

From Seattle Times

Expensive private courses are beyond the possibilities of most of the population, but they are the only way to achieve proficiency without leaving the country.

From Scientific American

Programs target services to people with the greatest economic or social need, such as low-income and minority populations, rural residents, and those with limited English proficiency.

From Seattle Times