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readinessCondition or degree of being completely ready to cope with a potential fire situation.Mental readiness to recognize changes in fire danger and act promptly when action is appropriate. see also: Prepar [..]
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readinessmid-14c., "state of preparation, preparedness;" late 14c., "promptness;" from ready (adj.) + -ness. As "willingness" from c. 1400.
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readinessthe state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action); "putting them in readiness"; "their preparation was more than ade [..]
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readinessThe degree of preparedness to act or respond to a particular stimulus. 2. The level of preparation for a given task sufficient to result in meaningful learning.
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readiness(n) the state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action)(n) prompt willingness(n) (psychology) being temporarily ready to respond in a particular way(n) a nat [..]
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readinessin education, the state of being prepared to start school. Various tests and measures are in existence, designed to gauge the degree to which an individual will be able to cope in school and what supp [..]
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readinessThe term "readiness" refers to two different aspects of the implementation:
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readinessREDD+ country actions – including capacity building, policy design, consultation and consensus building, and testing and evaluation of a REDD+ national strategy – that are taken prior to the comprehen [..]
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readinessrefers to the child’s level of growth, maturity, and development that enables him/her to perform tasks and meet demands through training and competition. Readiness and critical periods of trainability during growth and development of young athletes are also referred to as the correct time for the programming of certain stimuli to achieve optimum ad [..]
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