TechWolf/Skill-extraction-House-graded huggingface dataset:
create new recipes: Combine innovative and creative ideas to come up with new recipes and preparations to extend the product of range of a company. Make modifications to recipes in order to enhance taste, reach productivity goals, develop and improve products.
create online news content: Create and upload news content for e.g. websites, blogs and social media.
create original drawings: Create original drawings, based on texts, thorough research and discussion with authors, journalists and specialists.
create patterns for footwear: Produce the mean form or shell, a two-dimensional representation of the three-dimensional shape of the last. Create scaled patterns for uppers and bottom components by manual methods from the designs.
create patterns for garments: Create patterns for garments using pattern making softwares or by hand from sketches provided by fashion designers or product requirements. Create patterns for different sizes, styles, and components of the garments.
create patterns for textile products: Create a two-dimensional model used to cut the material for textile products such as tents and bags, or for individual pieces needed for upholstery work.
create pen-and-paper images: Draw pen-and-paper images and prepare them to be edited, scanned, coloured, textured and digitally animated.
create plant displays: Create plant displays from interior or exterior plants to serve as borders in a formal or informal garden, hanging baskets, planting containers or indoor green walls.
create production schedules: Create the timeline for the production of a motion picture, broadcast program or artistic production. Decide how long each phase will take and what its requirements are. Take into account the existing schedules of the production team and create a viable schedule. Inform the team of the schedule.
create project specifications: Define the workplan, duration, deliverables, resources and procedures a project has to follow to achieve its goals. Describe project goals, outcomes, results and implementation scenarios.
create prototype of user experience solutions: Design and prepare mock-ups, prototypes and flows in order to test User Experience (UX) solutions or to collect feedback from users, customers, partners or stakeholders.
create puppets: Construct hand, string, rod and shadow puppets from materials such as wood, papier maché, Styrofoam, wires, metal and rubber, using hand and machine tools.
create relationships with sport competitors: Establish and cultivate relationships with competitors and their representatives while abiding by competition rules.
create risk maps: Use data visualisation tools in order to communicate the specific financial risks, their nature and impact for an organisation.
create risk reports: Gather all the information, analyse the variables and create reports where the detected risks of the company or projects are analysed and possible solutions are suggested as counter actions to the risks.
create rough cut: Deliver a programme/film following the first editing process. Indicate future improvements.
create script for artistic production: Develop a script describing the scenes, actions, equipment, content and realisation means for a play, film or broadcast.
create semantic trees: Create coherent lists and hierarchies of concepts and terms to ensure consistent indexing in knowledge organisation systems.
create smooth wood surface: Shave, plane and sand wood manually or automatically to produce a smooth surface.
create social alliances: Build cross-sector long-term relationships with stakeholders (from public, private or non-profit sector) to achieve common goals and address common societal challenges through their joint capabilities.
create soil and plant improvement programmes: Develop and advise on implementation of soil health and plant nutrition programs.
create solutions to problems: Solve problems which arise in planning, prioritising, organising, directing/facilitating action and evaluating performance. Use systematic processes of collecting, analysing, and synthesising information to evaluate current practice and generate new understandings about practice.
create special effects: Create special visual effects as required by the script, mixing chemicals and fabricating specific parts out of a wide variety of materials.
create storyboards: Apply story development and plot lines and edit animations to create storyboards that render the flow of the animation. Map out key scenes and develop characters.
create strategic maps: Create maps which outline the positions of friendly and enemy troops and vessels, pinpointing their location as precisely as possible using appropriate systems, in order to ensure the maps can be used for strategic and tactical purposes.
create subtitles: Create and write captions that transcribe the dialogue on television or cinema screens in another language, making sure they are synchronised with the dialogue.
create technical sketches for footwear: Be able to use various sketching and drawing techniques, including artistic representation, by hand or by computer, being aware of proportion and perspective, to sketch and draw footwear, lasts, soles, heels etc., both as 2D flat designs or as 3D volumes. Be able to prepare specification sheets with details of materials, components and manufacturing requirements.
create theatre workbooks: Create a stage workbook for the director and the actors and work extensively with the director prior to the first rehearsal.
create thematic maps: Use various techniques such as choropleth mapping and dasymetric mapping to create thematic maps based on geospatial information, using software programmes.
create training materials: Develop and compile training items and resources according to didactical methods and training needs and using specific types of media.
create tube hinges: Assemble tube hinges for stained glass objects, e.g. windows or boxes.
create underwriting guidelines: Create guidelines for the assessment of risks and determining whether acceptance of liability and granting payments is worth the risk for the organisation. Develop improved methods of analysis which ensure that all aspects of the underwriting process are examined.
create vacuum forming mould: Make a vacuum forming mould out of any of various suitable materials that can withstand the temperatures and stresses involved in the process. Make sure that any cavities meant to be filled in are exposed to the vacuum power.
create weather maps: Make graphic weather maps for specific areas containing information such as temperature, air pressure, and rain belts.
create website wireframe: Develop an image or set of images that display the functional elements of a website or page, typically used for planning a website's functionality and structure.
create wood joints: Use the proper tools and processes to create the joints where multiple pieces of wood fit together.
creation of clinical psychological opinions: The development of opinions based on specialised literature and evidence-based documentation in the field of clinical psychology.
creatively use digital technologies: Use digital tools and technologies to create knowledge and to innovate processes and products. Engage individually and collectively in cognitive processing to understand and resolve conceptual problems and problem situations in digital environments.
credit control processes: The various techniques and procedures applied to ensure that credit is given to the suitable customers and that they pay on time.
crime scene preservation: The methods involved in the preservation of a crime scene so that the evidence and information that can be gathered from it for an investigation is uninfluenced by outside factors.
crime victims' needs: Set of needs required to protect victims of crimes such as respectful treatment, legal recognition, protection from harm during court or criminal investigations, psychological assistance, access to justice and compensation.
criminal law: Th legal rules, constitutions and regulations applicable for the punishement of offenders.
criminology: The study of criminal behaviour, such as its causes and nature, its consequences, and control and prevention methods.
crimp wire: Attach the electrical connector to the wire using crimping tools. Here the connector and the wire are joined together by deforming one or both so they fit into each other. The electrical connector may connect the wire to an electrical terminal or may join two lengths of wire together.
crimping: The joining of two pieces of metal together by deforming one or both so they fit into each other.
crisis intervention: Coping strategies in crisis cases which allow individuals to overcome their problems or fears and avoid psychological distress and breakdown.
critically evaluate information and its sources: Be able to evaluate and analyse information and its sources. Demonstrate the ability to access and have a critical understanding of both traditional and new forms of media and their role and function in democratic societies.
critically reflect on artistic production processes: Critically reflect upon processes and outcomes of the artisitc production process in order to ensure quality of experience and/or product.
critique other writers: Criticise the output of other writers, including sometimes providing coaching and mentoring services.
critique the dive with the dive team: Assess the dive with the dive team upon completion. Instruct the diver(s) so as to improve procedures and routines for future dives.
crop production principles: Principles in growing crops, the natural cycle, nursing of nature, growth conditions and principles of organic and sustainable production. Quality criterias and requirements of seeds, plants and crop.
cross-matching techniques for blood transfusions: The testing methods used prior to a blood transfusion to identify if the donor`s blood is compatible with the blood of a specific recipient.
crowdfunding: The process of collecting money via internet to fund a project or a business, using digital strategies to collect small amounts of money from a large group of contributors.
crowdsourcing strategy: The high level planning for managing and optimising business processes, ideas or content by gathering contributions from a big community of people, including on-line groups.
crude oil distillation processes: The processes involved in the distillation of crude oil using a crude oil distillation unit (CDU) or atmospheric distillation unit, which distils the various constituents of crude oil to separate them.
cryopreservation: Cryopreservation deals with procedures, risks and conditions applied to cells or tissues in order to prevent contamination and damage. It refers to the preservation of embryos, eggs, semen and testicle tissue by cooling to very low temperatures (typically -80 or -196°C).
cue a performance: Plan the technical actions and interventions during an artistic performance. Determine when actors go on and off stage. Make sure these cues are followed to ensure a smooth running of the performance.
cued speech: The visual communication system that makes use of handshapes and mouth movements to differentiate between the phonemes of spoken language. It is used to help individuals with hearing or language difficulties to visually perceive the fundamental properties of a language.
cultivate crops for biomass: Carry out the cultivation of crops for bio-mass, process of crops for bio-mass.
cultivate hops: Carry out the cultivation of hops for the production of beer and other purposes.
cultivate plankton: Cultivate phytoplankton and microalgae. Cultivate live prey such as rotifers or Artemia with advanced techniques.
cultural history: Field that combines historical and anthropological approaches for recording and studying past customs, arts, and manners of a group of people taking into account their political, cultural, and social milieu.
cultural practices regarding animal parts sorting: The religious and cultural practices regarding animal parts sorting as to not mix meat parts with other parts that may inhibit religion practitioners from eating the meat.
cultural practices regarding animal slaughter: Understand cultural or religious rules and traditions regarding the slaughter of animals.
culture aquaculture hatchery stocks: Use appropriate implements to collect shellfish spat. Sort wild shellfish spat. Collect naturally spawned fish eggs; eliminate egg adhesiveness and incubate eggs until hatched. Handle fish and shellfish broodstock and feed according to their needs.
cultured pearls: The process of creating pearls by inserting a piece of tissue in the centre of the oyster to help create pearls under controlled conditions, instead of the accidentally occurring natural pearls.
curate artwork for exhibitions: Make decisions about the type of work gallery exhibitions will show. Identify artwork that is likely to interest the audience.
curdling of cheese: Process of curdling: the separation of the milk into solid curds and liquid whey. Usually this is done by souring the milk and adding rennet, either from a calf's stomach or increasingly bacterial rennet.
cure composite workpiece: Take the necessary steps to let a composite workpiece cure. Switch on heating components like infrared lamps or heated moulds, or introduce the workpiece into a curing oven.
cure tobacco leaves: Remove the moisture out of the tobacco leaves directly after harvesting them through various processes such as air curing, flue curing or sun curing.
curing methods for tobacco leaves: Processes which aim at eliminating the moisture of tobacco leaves and grant scent in order to prepare them for consumption.
customer insight: The marketing concept referring to the deep understanding of the customer's motivations, behaviours, beliefs, preferences, and values that help understand the reasons why the way they do. This information is then useful for commercial purposes.
customer relationship management: The customer-oriented management approach and basic principles of successful customer relations that focus on interactions with customers such as technical support, customer services, after-sales support and direct communication with the customer.
customer segmentation: The process whereby a target market is divided into specific sets of consumers for further market analysis.
customer service: Processes and principles related to the customer, client, service user and to personal services; these may include procedures to evaluate customer's or service user's satisfaction.
customise guns: Make modifications or attach custom-made components on guns based on the wishes of a particular customer.
customise project methodologies: Adapt a predefined project management methodology to the specific needs, size and type of a project and tailor the methodology to organisational needs, culture, processes and policies. Adjust specific parts of the methodology to reflect management needs such as process steps, the content of artefacts, the distribution of responsibilities amongst the various roles, the definition of decision thresholds for escalation and the risk tolerance.
customize diets to animals: Formulate diets and rations to maximise animal growth, reproduction, health, and/or performance.
customs regulations for passengers: Understand passenger customs regulations; know which official documents or declaration forms are required from different kinds of passenger.
cut carpet: Cut the carpet with a sharp knife according to the cutting plan. Make straight cuts and avoid causing damage to the carpet or surroundings.
cut clay: Cut clay column by operating the already set up automatic cutoff knives aiming to obtain brick and tile products.
cut fabrics: Cut fabrics and other wearing apparel materials considering measures, placement of the fabrics in the cutting table in multiple layers, and making the most efficient usage of the fabric avoiding waste. Cut fabrics by hand, or using electric knives, or other cutting tools depending on the fabric. Use computerised systems or automatic cutting machines.
cut filament: After the filament workpiece has been wound, cut the filament to release the workpiece.
cut footwear uppers: Check and complete cutting orders, select leather surfaces and classify cut pieces. Identify faults and defects on the leather surface. Recognise colours, shades and type of finishes. Use the following tools: knife, pattern templates, cutting board and marking needle.
cut glass: Use glass cutting tools or diamond blades to cut pieces out of glass plates, including mirrors.
cut house wrap: Make incisions in house wrap to insert windows, doors or other objects. Plan the incision first and mark the lines on the wrap. Remove excess material. Tape all seams.
cut insulation material to size: Cut insulation material to fit snugly into a space if that space is too small, too large, or of an irregular shape.
cut lenses for eyeglasses: Shape and cut lenses to fit into frames for eyeglasses, according to prescriptions or specifications.
cut metal products: Operate cutting and measuring instruments in order to cut/shape pieces of metal into given dimensions.
cut ornamental design: Cut decorative designs from a work piece of various materials, such as metal or wood, using hand tools or semi-automatic equipment.
cut page edges: Fit the cutting template, set the guillotine, load pages and trim the edges to obtain the desired shape while keeping production quality and quantity.
cut photographic film: Cut the photographic film into negatives, each negative representing one photograph or shot.
cut pig's teeth: Cut or grind off part of a piglet's teeth. Take adequate measures to protect hearing from loud vocalisations of piglet.
cut raw footage digitally: Digitally cut video footage to put together the sequence of the film and decide what is usable.
cut resilient flooring materials: Cut materials used for resilient floor covering such as vinyl, linoleum or cork with a sharp knife according to the cutting plan. Make straight cuts and avoid causing damage to the materials or surroundings.
cut rubber plies: Cut the ply to required length using the scissors of knife and bond the plies together with rollers and stitchers.
cut stair carriages: Make cuts in a plank of solid wood to carry stair treads and risers. Take measurements and calculations into account to make markings on the carriage with a steel square. Cut the carriage using a power saw or hand saw.
cut tiles: Cut tiles to the right size and shape using a wet tile saw. Set up the wet saw and attach it to a water source if called for. Mark the desired shape and size on the tile. Push the tile against the rotating carbide blade of the saw to make a straight cut. For curved cuts, make straight incisions at right angles along the desired curve. Snap off the resulting 'fingers' and finish the curve with a diamond file.
cut tobacco leaves: Cut leaves into fine strands using the adequate equipment before drying. Ensure that cutting sizes are according to requirements.
cut trees to clear public access: Cut trees or parts of trees to clear the public access and electrical cables.
cut vacuum formed workpiece: After the workpiece has been formed and has cooled down, cut off any excess materials using a plastic guillotine or other cutting equipment.
cut wall chases: Cut a narrow channel in a wall or other partition in order to run cables through it. Cut the channel straight and without causing unnecessary damage. Be sure to avoid existent wires. Lead the cables through the chase and fill it up with the appropriate material.
cut wallpaper to size: Use large scissors or other cutting implements to cut wallpaper to size. Mark the paper where it is to be cut, leaving extra space where appropriate. Mark or crease the paper and cut it straight and without fraying.
cutting technologies: The variety of cutting technologies, such as software or mechanics, guiding cutting processes through lasering, sawing, milling etc.
cyber attack counter-measures: The strategies, techniques and tools that can be used to detect and avert malicious attacks against organisations' information systems, infrastructures or networks.
Examples are secure hash algorithm (SHA) and message digest algorithm (MD5) for securing network communications, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), public-key infrastructure (PKI) for encryption and digital signatures in applications.
cyber security: The methods that protect ICT systems, networks, computers, devices, services, digital information and people against illegal or unauthorised use.
cybernetics: The science, mechanisms and components of cybernetics. The type of systems theory focused on the control of regulatory feedback across both living and non-living systems.
cylindrical grinder parts: The different machinery parts of a cylindrical grinder, their qualities and applications, such as the grinding wheel, wheel spindle, added coolant supply, infeed, work centres, and others.
cytopathology: The procedures to examine loose cells, which are spread and stained on glass slides using cytology techniques. The examination of cervical smear, sputum and gastric washing.
dairy and edible oil products: The offered dairy products and edible oil products, their functionalities, properties and legal and regulatory requirements.
dairy animal production: Understand the life cycles of the animal in relation to milk production and the technical and economical aspects of milk production.
dairy manufacturing specifications: Specifications, regulations and standards to be followed in the field of dairy manufacturing. Safety of products from raw materials through to packaged state.
dairy products: Variety of products deriving from dairy products such as milk, butter, cheese, and evaporated milk in liquid, solid or powdered form.
dance therapy: The implementation of dance in a therapeutic treatment in order to improve the self-esteem and body image of the patient.
dangers of marshalling activity: Understand the dangers and difficulties that accompany marshalling activity, including noise, dust, ingestions or vehicle collisions.
data analytics: The science of analysing and making decisions based on raw data collected from various sources. Includes knowledge of techniques using algorithms that derive insights or trends from that data to support decision-making processes.
data extraction, transformation and loading tools: The tools for integration of information from multiple applications, created and maintained by organisations, into one consistent and transparent data structure.
data mining: The methods of artificial intelligence, machine learning, statistics and databases used to extract content from a dataset.
data mining methods: Data mining techniques used to determine and analyse the relationship between different elements of economy and marketing.
data models: The techniques and existing systems used for structuring data elements and showing relationships between them, as well as methods for interpreting the data structures and relationships.
data quality assessment: The process of revealing data issues using ​quality indicators, measures and metrics in order to plan data cleansing and data enrichment strategies according to data quality criteria.
data storage: The physical and technical concepts of how digital data storage is organised in specific schemes both locally, such as hard-drives and random-access memories (RAM) and remotely, via network, internet or cloud.
database: The classification of databases, that includes their purpose, characteristics, terminology, models and use such as XML databases, document-oriented databases and full text databases.
database development tools: The methodologies and tools used for creating logical and physical structure of databases, such as logical data structures, diagrams, modelling methodologies and entity-relationships.
database management systems: The tools for creating, updating and managing databases, such as Oracle, MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server.
database quality standards: Techniques and methods of estimation and evaluation of system quality and overall database quality, as well as the set quality standards and regulations.
deal cards: Deal cards to house hands; compare these hands with players' hands to determine winners, in games such as Blackjack. Operate gaming table and deal the appropriate number of cards to each player.
deal with aggressive behaviour: Respond promptly to adverse behaviour in a professional manner by taking appropriate and legal action to prevent further aggressiveness, such as verbal warning, lawful removal from the premises or apprehension of the person involved. Report details of adverse behaviour in line with the organisation’s procedures.
deal with air traffic issues: Deal with issues affecting the airline e.g. air traffic control problems and adverse weather conditions. This may involve rearranging flight slots when delays occur.
deal with arrivals in accommodation: Handle arrivals, guest's luggage, check-in clients in line with company standards and local legislation ensuring high levels of customer service.
deal with challenging people: Work safely and communicate effectively with individuals and groups of people who are in challenging circumstances. This would include recognition of signs of aggression, distress, threatening and how to address them to promote personal safety and that of others.
deal with challenging work conditions: Deal with challenging circumstances in which to perform work, such as night work, shift work, and atypical working conditions.
deal with departures in accommodation: Handle departures, guest's luggage, client's check-out in line with company standards and local legislation ensuring high levels of customer service.
deal with emergency care situations: Assess the signs and be well-prepared for a situation that poses an immediate threat to a person's health, security, property or environment.
deal with killing animals processes: Cope with the process of slaughtering and handling carcasses without distress.
deal with patients' anxiety: Recognise and handle the fears of patients undergoing a dental treatment.
deal with pressure from unexpected circumstances: Strive to achieve objectives despite the pressures arising from unexpected factors outside of your control.
deal with public: Adopt a pleasant, professional and positive manner with all customers, anticipating their needs and passing customer complaints to a member of the management team (if necessary) in a calm, professional and non confrontational manner.
deal with unforeseen incidents in hospitality: Handle unexpected incidents following the appropriate protocol by solving, organising, reporting and documenting them.
debt classification: The different classifications of debt such as public and publicly guaranteed debt, private non-guaranteed credits, central bank deposits, etc.
debt systems: The processes needed to obtain goods or services before payment and when a sum of money is owed or overdue.
debug software: Repair computer code by analysing testing results, locating the defects causing the software to output an incorrect or unexpected result and remove these faults.
deburring machine parts: The various parts of a machine designed for removing remaining edges on a workpiece after processing and smoothening, such as an abrasaive or deburring brush, deburring drum, dust extraction hood, powerful magnet, and others.
deburring processes: The various types of processes removing burrs from fabricated workpieces, such as grinding, media blasting, sanding, mass-finishing, spindle finishing, electrochemical deburring, abrasive flow machining, manual deburring, and others.
decant wines: Identify when wine should be decanted. Decant the bottles in presence of guests in a professional and safe way. Decanting especially benefits red wines. Pour wine from one container into another, typically in order to separate out sediment.
decentralized application frameworks: The different software frameworks, and their characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, that allow the development of decentralized applications on blockchain infrastructure. Examples are truffle, embark, epirus, openzeppelin, etc.
decide on fragrance titles: Create the fragrance titles so that they reflect the smell of the newly developed fragrance.
decide on infestation treatment type: Based on the evaluation of the infestation type and source, plan the treatment type to be applied such as fumigation, poison paste or bait, traps, spraying insecticides.
decide on insurance applications: Assess applications for an insurance policy, taking into account the risk analyses and client information, in order to deny or approve the application and set in motion the necessary procedures following the decision.
decide on loan applications: Take into account the risk assessment and analysis and perform the final reviewing of the loan application in order to approve or deny the loan, and set in motion the necessary procedures following the decision.
decide on products to be stocked: Decide which products (sizes, volumes, types, colours) should be stocked for each type and size of store, depending on particular budgets and locations.
decide on providing funds: Take into account the potential risks involved in providing an organisation or project with funding, and which benefits this may deliver the funder, in order to decide on whether to provide the necessary funds or not.
decide on type of genetic testing: Find the appropriate tests for a particular patient, considering tests on molecular genetics, cytogenetics, and specialised biochemistry.
decide on wig making process: Decide on what materials and techniques to use for performance wigs, and document the decision.
decide quantity of explosives required: Calculate the exact amount of explosives needed, based on the amount of material that needs to be removed, budgetary constraints and noise concerns.
decide upon a psychotherapeutic approach: Make an informed choice about which type of psychotherapeutic intervention to apply when working with patients, according to their needs.
decision support systems: The ICT systems that can be used to support business or organisational decision making.
deck operations: Know general activities carried out on a ship's deck. Understand the hierarchy of a ship's crew and the tasks performed by different roles on the deck. Plan and coordinate vessel operation and communication between vessels.
decode handwritten texts: Analyse, understand, and read handwritten texts with different writing styles. Analyse the overall message of texts to ensure coherence in the understanding.
decommissioning: Expertise in removing things from active service or dismantling objects such as power plants, weapons and ships.
decontaminate ambulance interior: Decontaminate the interior of the emergency vehicle following treatment of a patient with infectious disease.
decontamination techniques: The methods and techniques used for the decontamination of waste by removing or neutralising the harmful substance.
decorate furniture: Use techniques such as gilding, silver-plating, framing or engraving to add specific decorations in the material of the furniture.
decorate musical instruments: Create designs on musical instruments by using methods such as embossing, piercing, painting, woodworking, weaving, and other methods.
decorate nails: Use artificial nails, piercings, ornaments, or customised designs to decorate customers' nails.
decorate pastry for special events: Embellish pastry for special occasions such as weddings and birthdays.
decorate textile articles: Decorate wearing apparels and made up textile articles by hand or using machines. Decorate textile articles with ornaments, braided cords, golden yarns, soutaches, jewellery, and cristals.
deep learning: The principles, methods and algorithms of deep learning, a subfield of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Common neural networks like perceptrons, feed-forward, backpropagation, and convolutional and recurrent neural networks.
defence standard procedures: Methods and procedures typical for defence applications such as the NATO Standardization Agreements or STANAGs
Standard definitions of the processes, procedures, terms, and conditions for common military or technical procedures or equipment. Guidelines for capability planners, programme managers and test managers to prescribe the necessary technical standards and profiles to achieve interoperability of Communications and Information Systems.
defend human rights: Protect human rights towards and between colleagues and also towards the civil populations one is in contact with.
defense system: The various weapons and weapon systems used to protect citizens and to harm or shield incoming enemies and enemy weapons.
defibrillation: The use of semiautomatic defibrillators and the cases where it applies.
define ICT network design policies: Specify policies, principles, rules, processes and criteria for the design, planning and realisation of ICT networks.
define an approach to your fight dicipline: Do an analysis of  the work and expertise in fight discipline and use this to find an approach in directing fight actions with the choreographer/director.
define artistic approach: Define your own artistic approach by analysing your previous work and your expertise, identifying the components of your creative signature, and starting from these explorations to describe your artistic vision.
define artistic performance concepts: Elucidate performance concepts, such as texts and scores for performers.
define artistic vision: Continually develop and define a concrete artistic vision, starting from the proposal and continuing all the way through to the finished product.
define brand identity: Define the characteristics of a brand; identify what the brand stands for; develop a strong brand perception both internally and externally.
define celestial bodies: Analyse data and images to calculate the size, shape, brightness, and motion of celestial bodies.
define creative components: Identify sources of inspiration and strong points. Identify the subject of the art production. Identify the content. Identify creative factors such as performers and music.
define data quality criteria: Specify the criteria by which data quality is measured for business purposes, such as inconsistencies, incompleteness, usability for purpose and accuracy.
define database physical structure: Specify the physical configuration of database files on a given media. This consists of in-detail specifications of indexing options, data types and data elements placed in the data dictionary.
define energy profiles: Define the energy profile of buildings. This includes identifying the energy demand and supply of the building, and its storage capacity.
define evaluation objectives and scope: Clarify the purpose and scope of the evaluation, frame its questions and boundaries.
define firewall rules: Specify rules to govern a set of components aiming to limit access between groups of networks or a particular network and the internet.
define geographic sales areas: Determine the different areas and reach that the company has in terms of sales, in order to segment and divide those areas geographically for a better approach.
define integration strategy: Specify strategies for system integration, incorporating the time schedule, the processes required to combine components into subsystems and systems, the means on how components will interface as well as the risks associated with the integration.
define manufacturing quality criteria: Define and describe the criteria by which data quality is measured for manufacturing purposes, such as international standards and manufacturing regulations.
define measurable marketing objectives: Outline the measurable performance indicators of the marketing plan such as market share, customer value, brand awareness, and sales revenues. Follow up on the progress of these indicators during the development of the marketing plan.
define organisational standards: Write, implement and foster the internal standards of the company as part of the business plans for the operations and levels of performance that the company intends to achieve.
define part requirements: Calculate and determine the functional, physical, structural, geometrical and size dimensions for the parts necessary to create machines or equipment.
define quality standards: Define, in collaboration with managers and quality experts, a set of quality standards to ensure compliance with regulations and help achieve customers' requirements.
define rigging needs for circus acts: Define the specific safety, technical and performance needs for circus acts rigging in a technical rider or description.
define risk policies: Define the extent and kinds of risks an organisation is willing to take in pursuing its objectives based on the organisation’s ability to absorb losses and the rate of return it seeks from its operations. Implement concrete risk tactics to achieve that vision.
define security policies: Design and execute a written set of rules and policies that have the aim of securing an organisation concerning constraints on behaviour between stakeholders, protective mechanical constraints and data-access constraints.
define set materials: Make set construction drawings, define a proper set building and select painting materials and methods.
define software architecture: Create and document the structure of software products including components, coupling and interfaces. Ensure feasibility, functionality and compatibility with existing platforms.
define specifications for clothing: Define the different clothing product specifications and select the different clothing product materials, accessories, seams, artwork and label specifications.
define technical requirements: Specify technical properties of goods, materials, methods, processes, services, systems, software and functionalities by identifying and responding to the particular needs that are to be satisfied according to customer requirements.
define technology strategy: Create an overall plan of objectives, practices, principles and tactics related to the use of technologies within an organisation and describe the means to reach the objectives.
define the corporate structure: Study different company structures and define that one that best represent the interest and goals of the company. Decide among horizontal, functional, or product structures, and managerial independency in the case of multinationals.
define the visual universe of your creation: Define the visual universe that will surround the creation using painting, drawing, lighting, projections or other visual means
degum liquids: Remove gums from water and oils. Use equipment to separate hydratable gums and other soluble that exude from certain plants.
deinking processes: Various deinking processes such as flotation, bleaching, and washing. These are used to remove ink from the paper in preparation for producing new paper.
delegate emergency care: Efficiently delegate care to other personnel in the emergency department, supervising others working in the clinical environment to ensure that patient needs are met.
delegate responsibilities: Delegate responsibilities, activities and tasks to others according to the ability, level of preparation and competence. Make sure that people understand what they should do and when they should do it.
deliberate prior learning assessment results: Interchange observations and negotiate a final rating with other assessors. Align different views and reach consensus on the performance of the candidate.
delineate mine area: Set out and recover documentation such as marks or stakes to be used in surveying.
delineate organs at risk: Delineate organs at risk of toxicity in patients according to international consensus guidelines.
deliver Pilates exercises: Deliver Pilates exercise sessions to individuals or groups; adapt sessions according to individual and collective abilities and needs.
deliver a sales pitch: Prepare and deliver an understandably constructed sales talk for a product or a service, identifying and using persuasive argumentation.
deliver aquatic products to customer specifications: Deliver aquatic products to customer specifications, with full understanding of customer requirements.
deliver business research proposals: Compile information aimed at impacting positively the bottom line of companies. Investigate and present finding of high relevance for the decision-making process.
deliver group sessions on nutrition: Deliver information on good nutrition, healthy eating habits, and nutrition monitoring to groups.
deliver leaflets: Put leaflets, flyers and advertising materials into mailboxes. Make sure you cover the entire area assigned to you.
deliver online training: Provide training by using online technologies, adapting the learning materials, using e-learning methods, supporting the trainees and communicating online. Instruct virtual classrooms.
deliver outstanding service: Provide outstanding customer service by exceeding customer expectations; establish reputation as an exceptional service provider.
deliver social services in diverse cultural communities: Deliver services which are mindful of different cultural and language traditions, showing respect and validation for communities and being consistent with policies regarding human rights and equality and diversity.
deliver sophrology exercises: Teach sophrology exercises and attend to individual and group sessions, adapting them according to each persons' abilities and needs.
deliver visual presentation of data: Create visual representations of data such as charts or diagrams for easier understanding.
demagnetise watches: Use a demagnetiser to remove magnetism from watches that have obtained these magnetic properties because of the presence of metals at a close distance.
demand excellence from performers: Make sure that you follow closely one or several performers when necessary. Suggest additional work sessions.
demining operations: The regulations and procedures involved in the search for identification of land mines, and the procedures of removing and disarming the land mines.
demography: The scientific field of study that deals with studying the size, structure, and distribution of the human population, and its geographical and temporal changes.
demolish structures: Remove a structure in a safe and efficient manner and dispose of the debris in a correct and environmentally responsible manner. Use a variety of tools and methods to demolish the structure.
demolition techniques: Various methods of demolishing structures, like controlled implosion, use of a wrecking ball or jackhammer, or selective demolition. Usage cases of these methods based on type of structure, time constraints, environment and expertise.
demonstrate a technical foundation in musical instruments: Demonstrate an appropriate foundation on the technical workings and terminology of musical instruments such as voice, piano, guitar, and percussion.
demonstrate awareness of health risks: Be able to judge and manage risks to personal health, for example by following safety precautions in work practices, applying fire protection measures, respecting and applying ergonomics and taking account of the effects of drugs and alcohol on individuals, families and communities.
demonstrate commitment to democracy: Show dedication to a system of government in which the people have the power directly or indirectly through elected representatives.
demonstrate curiosity: Show a lively interest in novelty, an openness to experience, find subjects and topics fascinating, actively explore and discover new areas.
demonstrate disciplinary expertise: Demonstrate deep knowledge and complex understanding of a specific research area, including responsible research, research ethics and scientific integrity principles, privacy and GDPR requirements, related to research activities within a specific discipline.
demonstrate emergency procedures: Provide information on and demonstrate emergency procedures to passengers. Explain the use of emergency equipment and direct passengers to the nearest emergency exits.
demonstrate functionality of toys and games: Demonstrate to customers and their children the features and functionalities of games and toys.
demonstrate intercultural competence: Understand and respect people who are perceived to have different cultural affinities, and respond effectively and respectfully to them.
demonstrate intercultural competences in hospitality services: Understand, respect and build constructive and positive relations with intercultural clients, guests and collaborators in the field of hospitality.
demonstrate leadership in social service cases: Take the lead in the practical handling of social work cases and activities.
demonstrate loyalty: Demonstrate inner attachment to a group or organization, including by sharing and representing their values.
demonstrate musicianship: Show  knowledge, technical skill and sensitivity when performing music on a principal instrument or voice.
demonstrate products' features: Demonstrate how to use a product in a correct and safe manner, provide customers with information on the product's main features and benefits, explain operation, correct use and maintenance. Persuade potential customers to purchase items.
demonstrate professional Pilates attitude: Demonstrate responsibility and professional duty of care to clients, in conformance with the principles of Joseph Pilates and which will include communication skills and a focus of customer care orientation.
demonstrate professional attitude to clients: Demonstrate responsibility and professional duty of care to clients which will include communication skills and a focus of customer care orientation.
demonstrate proficiency in packaging standards: Work in accordance with the latest developments in domestic and international packaging standards and procedures.
demonstrate specialisation in a dance tradition: Demonstrate an embodied understanding of dance and dance-making, and an informed artistic viewpoint of your chosen dance style, that enables you to reconstruct or create a choreographic work fully immersed in your selected dance tradition.
demonstrate technical expertise of your dance style: Demonstrate, describe or correct movement with your participants to enable them learn about their body and the dance style one is delivering in the participants. Compose and structure dance with the participants in the chosen dance style. Communicate the creative and compositional skills and experience and their relevance to the target market.
demonstrate technical skills during neurological surgery: Apply technical skills to open and close the scalp and skull as well as the spinal column. Meticulously control haemostasis requisite for operative neurosurgery.
demonstrate trustworthiness: Demonstrate honesty, integrity and credibility in the workplace. Show loyalty to your team and organisation and prove trustworthiness.
demonstrate use of hardware: Provide customers with information about the quality of hardware, equipment and tools; demonstrate correct and safe product use.
demonstrate when teaching: Present to others examples of your experience, skills, and competences that are appropriate to specific learning content to help students in their learning.
demonstrate willingness to learn: Show a positive attitude towards new and challenging demands that can only be met via lifelong learning.
dental anatomy: The development, appearance, classification, function and characteristics of teeth and their position in the mouth.
dental instrument components: The different components and materials that are necessary to create a specific dental instrument. These materials and components vary between the electromedical dental instruments, such as dental drills and dental lasers, and non-electrical dental instruments, such as dental mirrors and sickle probes.
dentistry science: The sciences on which dentistry is based and an understanding of scientific methods, such as the principles of measuring biological functions, the evaluation of scientifically established facts and the analysis of data.
dependency on drugs: Dependency on substances such as alcohol, prescribed medication or cocaine and their impact on the brain and human body.
deploy ICT systems: Deliver and instalI computers or ICT systems, ensuring testing and preparation for use.