achievement

Examples of attainment

attainment
What is implied in a rejection of error correction is that there is room for differential attainments at differential speeds.
The creation of an assessment system that rewards pupils' attainments rather than their failings has been a renewed source of national pride.
Among other things, this implied that the connection between educational attainments and upward social and economic mobility was far from guaranteed.
Now since we can select the optimal via-point, we have goal attainments of each via-point candidate using predicted sensor data and robot-to-target distance.
The later played only a small role, if any, in his attainments of positions of power and prestige.
The ending offers a vision that such attainments may still be possible.
He goes much further, however, than simply endorsing the practice of music by aristocratic women as part of a suite of courtly attainments.
The contribution of educational attainments to an individual's continually evolving social capital remains to be established in this sample.
Scholarships are, therefore, often available to players whose athletic skill is notably greater than their academic attainments.
Although it is obvious that human adolescence has come to represent a great deal more than simply reproduction, it is difficult to ignore some of the basic attainments of puberty.
Their educational attainments were less than impressive.
Work-family orientations and attainments in the early life course.
The analysis focuses on the attainments of these students during their time in upper secondary education and asks whether placement in special or ordinary mainstream class groupings is more beneficial.
Throughout history, educators have pointed their students towards examples of excellence in each field of study while also taking into account the abilities and attainments of those students.
The educationally deprived (grade school only) women in each racial and religious group approved the use of contraceptives only slightly less than those with higher attainments.
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