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Skill
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Skill
The ability to accurately forecast returns. We measure skill using the information coefficient.
Skill
The ability to perform a task well. For example, a locksmith has the skill to make new keys for customers' homes and cars. Skills are required to perform many jobs and employers will only hire persons who fit the required skill set. As a result, skilled workers are often more highly paid than unskilled workers.
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First bleeding brakes requires minimal tools but some reasonable skills as if not performed properly you may end up with NO brakes and be involved in an accident so do not attempt brake bleeding unless you know what you are doing under motor vehicle.
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Because this "Trojan horse" has been incorporated into an automated update by someone with reasonable skills, it is instructed to only perform the collection of data for 12 hours.
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Under the Supply of Goods and Services Act you must also: carry out the work with reasonable skill and care; provide the service within a 'reasonable' amount of time and at a 'reasonable' price, if the contract with the customer doesn't specify exact dates or prices.
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