That kind of rapid scale requires a specialized skill set.
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People with specialized skill sets were here, night and day.
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They required high levels of specialized skill best learned on the job.
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To do that you have to have specialized training and a specialized skill set.
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He's a retired neurosurgeon, with no specialized skill or expertise in housing or welfare policy.
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Since they have a specialized skill set, they can't be easily replaced if they get sick.
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Ants have important jobs to fill, and they're equipped with highly specialized skill sets to make it happen.
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You probably have a specialized skill you don't even realize is valuable, like hand-sewing wigs or telling dad jokes.
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Fighting fire is a specialized skill, and while the pay is good, it&aposs an expensive business to get into.
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As industries become more specific and as workers develop more specialized skill sets, Buffett said, it's the wealthy who benefit.
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There are going to be multiple successful intelligent agents, each with access to different sets of data and with different specialized skill areas.
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They are these machines about the size of this table, and they're $1 million and they require constant power and really specialized skill.
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My only specialized skill is being able to recite most of the lines from Fargo, which was no help at all in the cave.
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You probably have a specialized skill, such as video editing or social media management, that is not part of your client's main revenue stream.
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Today, Americans often think of schooling as the transmission of specialized skill sets — can the student read, do math, recite the facts of biology.
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Redfield was able to secure the higher pay through a provision allowing more lucrative salary packages to lure scientists with specialized skill sets, the Times reported.
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But Ilyasova, 29, does one thing better than anyone else in the N.B.A., a specialized skill that often goes unnoticed: He draws charges like a magnet.
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Their specialized skill is one reason Heal, unlike tech companies that use contractors without a similar skill level, has been encouraged to provide full-time employment and benefits.
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For the specialized skill of contested marking, or catching the ball in a crowd, McRae took Cox to see Anthony Rocca, Collingwood's then development coach, once a week.
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"There are going to be multiple successful intelligent agents, each with access to different sets of data and with different specialized skill areas," said Bezos in a press statement.
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Think tanks often rely on the results of CBO analyses, but typically do not employ staff with the specialized skill or experience to estimate a bill's cost or likely impact.
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Do you cast actors who lack the specialized skill of the characters and hope to smooth over the joins, if you can, with body doubles, cutaway shots, and so on?
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An intimacy coordinator's most specialized skill is less a technical trick you could teach in an hour and more a way of talking and describing movement to elicit a particular quality of response.
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It's no secret that it's still hard to find good tech talent, and that's definitely the case for the kind of complex and highly specialized skill set it takes to administer an OpenStack cloud.
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No such help is on tap for a worker, trained with a specialized skill, stuck in a country that no longer supports the industry she works in and living in places like Flint, Mich.
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"When it comes to modern digital relationships, the rhythm of the exchange tells us as much as its literal content, and it doesn't take any specialized skill to read between the lines," Slate's Amanda Hess astutely explained.
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Part of the problem is the explosion of specialized skill requirements created by automation, computers, artificial intelligence and the rapidly growing service economy that are beyond the scope of what most high schools and even entire school systems can provide without outside help.
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It's such a specialized skill that takes so many years to learn that I thought that I didn't have the years to spare to spend on it, so it was just kind of like, I can check it off the bucket list.
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"For me, the crucial thing about Operation Vula is that it shows a full, complex covert system in action— that it's not about single magic fixes but a lot of different elements carefully implemented together: encryption, tradecraft, help from people with specialized skill-sets and occupations, and obfuscation," Brunton says.
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Each of the works is signed, indicating that the production of such works was regarded as a highly specialized skill rather than a trade.
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There are a total of 4 SG squadrons, with each squadron consisting of four troops. Each troop has a specialized skill-set. The SG has dedicated branches specialising in intelligence gathering, operational planning, communications and training.
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"The Raw and the Stolen." Current Anthropology 40.5 (1999): 567-94. Web. (3) efficient foraging based on specialized skill, and (4) sex‐differentiated comparative advantage in tasks.Hurtado, A. M., Hill, K., Kaplan, H., & Hurtado, I. (1992).
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SG was reportedly involved in Operation Blue Star and it has undertaken black operations outside India. There are a total of 4 SG squadrons, with each squadron consisting of four troops. Each troop has a specialized skill-set.
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According to Sean Naylor in Not a Good Day to Die, most (but certainly not all) Activity operatives come from United States Army Special Forces, due to their self-reliance and specialized skill-set.Sean Naylor (2006). Not a Good Day to Die: The Untold Story of Operation Anaconda. New York: Berkley Books. .
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Mixed climbing is a combination of ice climbing and rock climbing generally using ice climbing equipment such as crampons and ice tools. Mixed climbing has inspired its own specialized gear such as boots which are similar to climbing shoes but feature built-in crampons. Dry-tooling is mixed climbing's most specialized skill and has since evolved into a "sport" unto itself.
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In his book, Zen and the Brain, James H. Austin cites speculation that regular meditation develops a specialized skill of "freezing the hypnagogic process at later and later stages" of the onset of sleep, initially in the alpha wave stage and later in theta.Austin, James H.(1999) Zen and the Brain: Toward an Understanding of Meditation and Consciousness. First MIT Press paperback edition, 1999. MIT Press.
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One common way was through family lines, where a parent would pass on to children both the knowledge and the tools to continue working in the skilled craft. This training would occur in a natural setting; children would be pulled into tasks in the workshop as they grew into them. Growing children were considered an economic resource for any family. Another way to learn a specialized skill was in an apprenticeship.
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Students could attend the school for short-term enrollment for specialized skill development and training. Students attended classes that met individual educational needs. Some students attended select classes at the local public school. Instruction was provided in specialized areas of core curriculum for students with visual impairments, which include compensatory skills, orientation and mobility, social interaction skills, independent living skills, career education/work experience, use of assistive/adaptive technology and visual efficiency skills.
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The company began providing call center management services for a government authority and recruitment services for a telecommunications business. Tanfeeth also began providing transformation and advisory services for a banking institution in Kuwait. In September 2013, Tanfeeth started offering specialized underwriting courses with intention to decrease skill shortages in the GCC's banking and insurance sectors. This formed part of Tanfeeth's learning and development platform that included more than fifty specialized skill training programs.
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A lot of specialized skill sets often require certifications for career growth and IT Infrastructure integrity. Future As data storage and management becomes more digitized, IT Infrastructure is moving towards the cloud. Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) provides the ability to host on a server and is a platform for cloud computing. IaaS, PaaS (Platform-as-a- service), SaaS (Software-as-a-service) are all different models of how companies can choose to go with their IT road map.
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They had a general farming operation here that was augmented by August's specialized skill as a blacksmith. The farmstead was organized spatially with the domestic buildings on the west side of Spring Creek Road and the farming operation on the east side. The contributing buildings include the Shimer-Boehringer-Lange Cottage, which is composed of three sections. The original part of the house Is the Shriner cottage that was built on this property sometime before 1887.
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In this section, Marx discusses an increased class struggle that is brought about by capital, or in this case in the division of labour. By creating such a division, it disguises the efforts and work of such a division as that of the capitalist. According to Marx, division of labour is a subdivision of a workers potential and sets limitations on his mental and physical capacity, making him reliant upon the capitalist to exercise his specialized skill.
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Most art software includes common functions, creation tools, editing tools, filters, and automated rendering modes. Many, however, are designed to enhance a specialized skill or technique. Specialized software packages may be discontinued for various reasons such as lack of appreciation for the result, lack of expertise and training for the product, or simply not worth the time and money investment, but most likely due to obsolescence compared to newer methods or integration as a feature of newer more complete software packages.
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Those schools were later reorganized into functionally aligned school brigades. This gave the 108th Division a new mission. While keeping its mission of conducting initial entry training for new soldiers entering the Army, it now conducts specialized skill training for thousands of soldiers, both officers and enlisted, in the southeastern part of the United States. In 1996 the 108th Division was assigned another completely new mission to conduct Reserve Officer Training Corps training at three colleges and universities in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
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A stone setter is a specialist within the jewellery arts field who is trained in the art of setting of gemstones into jewellery. Historically, stone-setting was a specialized skill, taught for example, in European trade schools. Typically an individual trained in this tradition, were considered specialized technicians who stuck to their specialty of setting stones only, and didn't typically cross over into gold smithing, or other areas of jewellery making. Nowadays however, stone-setting is considered less of a specialty and is taught as part of the overall training of being a bench jeweler.
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The cutting and polishing of rough diamonds is a specialized skill that is concentrated in a limited number of locations worldwide. Traditional diamond cutting centers are Antwerp, Amsterdam, Johannesburg, New York City, and Tel Aviv. Recently, diamond cutting centers have been established in China, India, Thailand, Namibia and Botswana. Cutting centers with lower cost of labor, notably Surat in Gujarat, India, handle a larger number of smaller carat diamonds, while smaller quantities of larger or more valuable diamonds are more likely to be handled in Europe or North America.
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Even so, Mao's eventually grew suspicious of this group, and he eventually initiated the Socialist Education Movement in 1963 to purge perceived intellectual reactionaries from cadre ranks. "Old cadres"—those who had joined the CCP before the founding of the People's Republic—maintained an outsize influence on governance in the years following 1949. They occupied the leadership positions of party committees at all levels, but were largely uneducated and lacked the administrative or other specialized skill of their ex-Kuomintang counterparts. Broadly speaking, party loyalty took precedence over educational background for the promotion of cadres to high-level administrative positions in Maoist China.
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The Mirage was programmable - new shapes could be created by writing programs in the Pascal programming language on an attached Hewlett Packard computer. This made the device extremely flexible, but such programming was difficult and it became a highly specialized skill known by few. The programming of the HP mini computer was so complex that only basic canned effects would be practically used by video editors in productions. Physically, the Mirage was a large device whose processing equipment filled a full-height 19-inch rack, weighed 400 kilograms and consumed over 4 kilowatts of electrical power.
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Once gathered, each cowboy would inform the wrangler which horse or horses he wanted for the day. To avoid disruption of the herd by many people with varying degrees of roping ability, the wrangler would, often from the ground, calmly and quietly rope each of the horses one by one for that day's ride. Because this was a specialized skill, good wranglers were able to rope horses with close to 100 percent success with each throw. To avoid upsetting the animals, a special overhand throw was used to bring the loop from back of the horse over its head, settling around the neck.
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In a study of folk textiles of Anatolia, Greece, Linda Welters identifies the zonari as a long fringed belt constructed of sprang. The zonari is a rounded material of indeterminate length around 2 or 3 meters long and is wrapped multiple times when worn. From interviews conducted during the 1980s, Welters found that the technique was practiced by elderly women and regarded as a specialized skill which they worked on pairs of beams. Their vocabulary had no special term to correspond with sprang, so they referred to it with descriptive phrases such as knitting with sticks, plaiting, and weaving without passing through.
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Symbiosis University of Applied Sciences is a self-financed university established by the Government of Madhya Pradesh Gazette (extraordinary) No 2 of 2016 dated 13 June 2016, under the provisions of MP Niji Vishwavidyalaya Adhiniyam 2007. The University offers short-term skill-based courses as well as degree programs in high growth sectors of Automobile, Construction, IT, Mechatronics, Retail, BFSI, Pharmacy and Health Sciences. The University has collaborated with industries in India and a German University of Applied Sciences. The University has imported specialized skill training machinery from Germany to impart hands-on practical training to its students.
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Persons who are hired by the MPD spend at least 28 weeks at the Maurice T. Turner Jr., Metropolitan Police Academy receiving basic instruction in police work to include laws of arrest, search and seizure, criminal law, traffic regulations, human relations, community policing, and ethics. In addition to these they receive specialized skill training in emergency vehicle operations, firearms, first aid, and defensive tactics. They are then assigned to one of the seven police districts and are assigned to a field training officer (FTO) who continues to monitor their progress and help them to practically apply their training. The entire process lasts through an 18-month probationary period.
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In practice, in synagogues without an official Hazzan,or in the absence of the Hazzan, if there is no Hazzan Sheni those with the best voice and the most knowledge of the prayers serve most often. As public worship was developed in the Geonic period and as the knowledge of the Hebrew language declined, singing gradually superseded the didactic and hortatory element in the worship in the synagogue. Thus, while the idea of a cantor as a paid professional does not exist in classical rabbinic sources, the office of the hazzan increased in importance with the centuries, evolving a specialized skill set and becoming a career in itself.
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Pitching is a specialized skill, particularly in the collegiate and professional ranks; so most pitchers are relatively poor hitters, or, those who were skilled batsmen are simply unable to adequately hone their hitting skills to be comparable to everyday position players. As a result, unless keeping a given pitcher in the game is a higher priority than the prospect of immediate offense, it is common to substitute for a pitcher when he is due to bat. This pinch hitter is typically then replaced by a relief pitcher when the team returns to the field on defense. A more complicated tactic is the double switch, in which a pitching change is accompanied by the simultaneous replacement of another fielder.
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Many of the game's puzzles and boundaries are based upon the abilities of Mario's partners, who each have a specialized skill required for progression in the game. The player accumulates partners as they advance into different locations; only one partner can accompany Mario in the overworld, although the player can interchange them at any time. These characters also assist Mario in the game's turn-based battles, where damage inflicted against them results in temporary paralysis as the characters do not have individual HP statistics. Attacks in the game are similar to those in traditional RPGs, although the player can influence the power of a move when attacking or defending by timing a button- press accurately or performing some other action command as required.
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Chattanooga/Hamilton County Cave Rescue Team transporting an injured caver with a dislocated ankle Cave rescue is a highly specialized field of wilderness rescue in which injured, trapped or lost cave explorers are medically treated and extracted from various cave environments. Cave rescue borrows elements from firefighting, confined space rescue, rope rescue and mountaineering techniques but has also developed its own special techniques and skills for performing work in conditions that are almost always difficult and demanding. Since cave accidents, on an absolute scale, are a very limited form of incident, and cave rescue is a very specialized skill, normal emergency staff are rarely employed in the underground elements of the rescue. Instead, this is usually undertaken by other experienced cavers who undergo regular training through their organizations and are called up at need.
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The BfSB's R&S; Squadron and specifically its obsolete LRS unit (Airborne Infantry "Recon" Company) are not to be confused with the new Army concept of elite Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA) units (a non-Airborne capable Cavalry basic tactical Reconnaissance unit). RSTA units are a part of the Army-wide transfer to Brigade Combat Teams, all combat divisions and separate brigades are transitioning to the RSTA format, The Reconnaissance & Surveillance Squadron is a specialized unit within the US Army's new Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (BfSB) that blends ground Cavalry troops with an Elite Long Range Surveillance (LRS) Airborne Infantry Company for the purpose of executing strategic level Long Range Surveillance missions deep within enemy lines. RSTA units are not Airborne capable, whereas all LRS units are (exceptions being the RSTA squadron of the 4th BCT (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division; the 173rd Airborne BCT; and the four in the 82nd Airborne Division). By doctrine, RSTA units do not require their leadership positions to be filled by Ranger qualified officers and NCOs as LRSU units do in addition to many more specialized skill qualifications through extensive training.
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