Interestingly, technical skill mattered much less than you might guess.
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For the Microsoft cofounder, coding was more than a technical skill.
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In turn, it's become a highly desirable technical skill for job candidates.
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He had the technical skill of Gavaskar and strokeplay of Viv Richards.
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Kovalchuk's combination of power, finesse and technical skill appealed to the Kings.
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But the exhibition points out the drawings' impressive depth, technical skill and humour.
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TC: How does cultivating a technical skill help you in your life/career?
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That's why he's got to tackle the educational issues and technical skill training.
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Kurzynski was an IT professional, but nothing he did required any particular technical skill.
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Technical skill mattered much less than you might guess; emotional intelligence was more important.
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Her technical skill is undeniable, yet her success can be attributed to her accessibility.
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Requiring enormous technical skill and physical strength, male pole sports professionals are gods among men.
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It's a kind of butch alchemy: basic clothes, strong stance, technical skill, radically soft heart.
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I lacked experience then, and the requisite technical skill, so it wasn't an easy process.
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Which legit sucks because DJing actually does require instinct, taste, knowledge, empathy, and technical skill.
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Identifying products stolen from creators on Amazon's marketplace doesn't require a high level of technical skill.
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Machines may become the dominant centers for intelligence and technical skill on the planet, outpacing people.
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For someone with technical skill, the traffic jam may cause more chaos and affect more votes.
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Technical skill, yes, is always part of the answer — command of a medium, form, and technique.
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Formal beauty, by way of technical skill and graphic elegance, is often a cloak for hidden messages.
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Van Minnen's works project themes of sci-fi strangeness mixed with the technical skill of classical artistry.
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The iterative process would require no technical skill and soon enough a result would satisfy aesthetic sensibilities.
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The criteria seem to be technical skill and engaging subject matter, with formal aesthetics taking third place.
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Pemex did not have the financial or technical skill to exploit the deepwater reserves on its own.
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The researchers evaluated the content for their technical skill demonstrated and educational skill, and created a score.
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He packs more wordplay and technical skill into one song than most rappers do across entire projects.
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The work must allow students to develop a new technical skill or learn a new project management tool.
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But even this vector requires some technical skill, and many OpIsrael enthusiasts simply don't have the know-how.
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He was able to secure great ganks thanks to impeccable technical skill and game sense with the champion.
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But it demands a high level of technical skill and awareness as well as rigorous drills and practice.
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But he found his niche in the field by applying his intelligence, technical skill, practical knowledge and perseverance.
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It requires little technical skill and could be used on blood as well as serum samples, they added.
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" Of Wilder's technical skill, Holyfield was less complimentary: "He don't look classy, but he gets the job done.
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Every ascent combines, to varying degrees, elements of technical skill, physical strength, imagination, concentration, and tolerance for risk.
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"The technical skill level is near zero for this crime, but the operational sophistication is very high," Kalember said.
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It's our job to find interesting artists who might not have the technical skill set to create virtual worlds.
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Luckily for you, Cancer, your astrological forecast says now is a great time to acquire a new technical skill.
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Gordon is a pushover with the technical skill to actualize the vision of the Camerons and Joes of the world.
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The exhibition lays bare Cannon's technical skill, his humour and his ability to distill emotion in both word and colour.
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All in all: He has the technical skill, enthusiasm, and the vast knowledge of recipes necessary to be a cook.
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Though the concept behind the series is arresting, Santin's intricate work and technical skill makes his work even more impressive.
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He could counter by pointing to the consistent praise he earned for the technical skill and inventiveness of his music.
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Beginning in the early 1960s, Arbus created work that demonstrated a more intimate relationship with her subjects and greater technical skill.
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But what surprises me most about Horizon is how much it builds of the technical skill acquired through the Killlzone series.
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"I think from a technical skill set it's very similar, but from a life experience perspective it's very different," he said.
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Designers who have worked with him at City Ballet have come away impressed by his technical skill and intuitive understanding of dance.
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Zach Zoya is a rapper from Montreal who manages to combine technical skill with songs that are actually enjoyable to listen to.
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"The game as it is now rewards technical skill, teamwork, and coordination in the way that most traditional sports do," he said.
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For those without the technical skill (or the time, let's be honest) to put something like this together, it's just cool to watch.
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The musicians once glorified for technical skill and lyrical mastery found their popularity leveled with players that valued speed and passion over precision.
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By "heart" we don't mean technical skill, nor even unusual strength and stamina and ambition; by "heart" we mean something like spiritual character.
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Examples of leading a project, learning more about a technical skill or even finding a solution to a difficult problem are great anecdotes.
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And in the last generation of Street Fighter, it was taking a backseat to technical skill, according to Capcom Associate Producer Peter Rosas.
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Larger projects like these are expensive and take more technical skill, so I recommend starting with basics like smart lights, plugs and thermostats.
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It could all feel like a jumbled mess of random juxtapositions if it weren't for Dettmer's astounding technical skill and eye for composition.
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This is a technical skill where you are observing everybody else, and you have to know where the pattern goes in the future.
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The greatest testaments to the pair's technical skill are their various polyurethane facsimiles of studio bric-a-brac, produced between 1991 and 2013.
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Despite the gulf between us in technical skill and ability, Rachel has experienced the same preconceptions about women not being able to play.
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If all this sounds terribly detached and unemotional, that's because Hockney's technical skill is quite clearly completely effortless and natural — almost unbelievably so.
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When it comes to learning a new technical skill, it can be difficult to predict what will be most valuable in the labor market.
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James has always had the size, intelligence, technical skill, brawn, and endurance to move up or down at whatever position his team needed him.
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Munch and Laurent, among others hearing the audition, were impressed by her glowing sound (which became a Dwyer hallmark), elegant phrasing and technical skill.
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Mr. Lutaaya's premise is that success in the art world depends as much on business savvy as it does on creativity and technical skill.
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It is a testament to the artists' technical skill and aesthetic inventiveness as much as to their grit, resourcefulness, an enviable sense of humor.
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Chamberlain says anyone who is looking to land a new job should be able to demonstrate some level of technical skill, regardless of the industry.
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Throughout his career he's favored blunt creativity and unconventional processes over technical skill, both in music released under his own name and as a producer.
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Though you are in charge of making the paintings through an MS Paint-like window pop-up, your actual technical skill is of little importance.
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Spiro, who has been acting for roughly 20 years, and whose short-film Skin, was critically acclaimed at Sundance in 2012, brought the technical skill.
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But the game's difficulty, which is low, isn't about pulling up walls in front of the player that require technical skill or mind-numbing repetition.
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Part of ZeniMax's legal argument is that Luckey is no genius, and didn't have the technical skill to build the Oculus Rift on his own.
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Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime show and "Formation" music video (which dropped the day before the game) were incredible blends of music, choreography and technical skill.
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Industry folks are suckers for a certain kind of soothing visual showmanship, for attractive surfaces that have been created with genuine technical skill and flourish.
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He thought that a fluency in English, combined with his creativity, technical skill and ambition, might help him connect with a mentor and move up.
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While earlier versions of deepfake software took some patience and technical skill to use, the next generation will make creating deepfakes as easy as posting.
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The impressiveness of Douglas's technical skill is outshone only by her imagination, which has cooked up rib-tickling tokens of a variety of today's anxieties.
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"[Guitar pop bands are] an easy place to start out as a musician when you don't have much technical skill on an instrument," she says.
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Jordan Nassar's gorgeous hand-embroidered canvases marry the technical skill of a master craftsmen with the poetic eye for color and geometry of Etel Adnan.
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Cyberstalking cases offer a strange window into the way online networks are built: how much pain can you cause with unlimited malice and limited technical skill?
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With his 1000 Glass Cranes project, however, he'll be showcasing his technical skill and aesthetic innovation not in glassware, but in the realm of fine art.
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"Curator's Room" is an installation project, for me, making philosophy and creating context with objects, not dependent on technical skill but on that of the mind.
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Hancock combines a commitment to his mythology with technical skill and a dedication to inclusiveness — his characters and multimedia works communicate to a range of viewers.
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But it had a renaissance in 2018, with people playing around and designing all sorts of new, creative memes that involved a surprising amount of technical skill.
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The report found that lack of experience, training or technical skill was "almost universally cited as the top reason" for the hiring difficulty across the 5 sectors.
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Software companies such as Adobe and Pixelmator are working on a number of machine learning-powered features that allow anyone to edit images with little technical skill.
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It offered the mildly interested an in-depth look at the amount of training, technical skill, intelligence, and commitment that was required to step into the Octagon.
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The watch is as simple as can be – three hands and a date window without any lume or extraneous buttons – and yet it shows amazing technical skill.
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For instance, career success is less about technical skill and more about a person's level of social etiquette and their ability to influence their peers and superiors.
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The other two in his trio could barely keep up with what he was doing — the mode changes, the rhythmic variations, not to mention the technical skill.
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Despite his technical skill, Halpern revels in imperfections in his work: seams that overlap, paillettes that don't quite match, a corset with exposed darts in the lining.
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"The technical skill of flintworking, measurable by the regularity of work, the presence or absence of mistakes, is not excellent but on a medium level," Wierer told Gizmodo.
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The video highlights the ridiculous technical skill of Japan's robotic sumo tournaments and the creators behind the robots, with most matches over in the blink of an eye.
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The technical skill of even the best of the dancers isn't high, and the choreography (credited to Ms. Pyle, Jules Skloot and the company) never rises above adequate.
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Waka's momentum continued to grow—even as he stressed that he had no interest in living up to the standards of technical skill gatekeepers expected rappers to display.
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In part because we have utterly failed at providing broadband to rural communities, there's a built-up dearth of technical skill and job retraining opportunities for older workers.
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Free front row seats to watch a teenager whose all-around flair and technical skill suggest he'll someday compete in the NBA's Slam Dunk and Three-Point contest.
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McNamara's choreography stands in distinct contrast to the technical skill and compositional rigor of the music, the cool-kid vibes of the dancers offsetting the dizzying drama of sound.
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Their music may be a squeaky-clean blend of metalcore and nu-metal, but Unlocking the Truth's rebellious attitude, copious technical skill, and bullheaded tenacity is pure heavy metal.
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Today we see the continued importance of federal investments in technical skill training, as career technical education (CTE) plays an essential role as we shift to a knowledge economy.
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And then came the 21990th round, and the reason Wilder remains unbeaten after 250 pro fights, despite sometimes fighting with all the technical skill of a novice Golden Glover.
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These gnocchi-like pillows of joy have a pleasingly short ingredient list: ricotta, flour and eggs, and unlike fresh pasta, require almost zero technical skill, time or special equipment.
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Eighteenth-century British painting can be tediously formulaic, but Wright of Derby was unusual in combining formidable technical skill with a fascination in the Enlightenment's spirit of scientific inquiry.
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It's easy, especially, to admire Ms. Hawkins's technical skill — the private smiles and halting, crooked walk — but the beauty of her performance is that soon you see only Maud.
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From what I could tell Mr. Lando boasts technical skill and exuberance and gamely did his part, though he seems in danger of adopting his mentor's exaggerated hand gestures.
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Many of them will still relish the experience: the camaraderie, the fandom and the technical skill (yes, skill; many N.F.L. cheerleaders are trained dancers) that is required for the job.
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Even so, the Spark is a good candidate for those who have been eyeing a drone, but don't have the funds or technical skill to pilot a high-end rig.
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A big part of the danger of the technology is that, unlike older photo and video editing techniques, it will be more widely accessible to people without great technical skill.
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It's that much of their success at infiltrating a target's social media account, PC, or company servers relies not on technical skill but on being really good at faking it.
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Second, we will lower the crippling cost of prescription drugs and the cost of an education that leads to a good job with a college degree or a technical skill.
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We used to value technical skill by itself, but we must now rely on an intuitive insight informing us that the entirety is greater than the some of the parts.
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Doyle describes different new roles that are being opened up in factories alongside robots, but the majority seem to require, if not an engineering degree, some sort of technical skill.
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But after scoring 25 points in his first 45 minutes of professional action—with fluidity, power, and technical skill—this is someone who needs to pop back onto everyone's radar.
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But these three young photographers stood out for their "striking combination of technical skill, journalistic rigor and elevated visual aesthetic," said Meaghan Looram, the director of photography for The Times.
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MuleSoft does requires a fair bit of technical skill, so if the company is able to simplify integration tasks, it could help put it in the hands of more users.
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LinkedIn recently analyzed job postings to determine the most in-demand skills for 2019 and found that technical skill categories like cloud computing, artificial intelligence and analytical reasoning topped the list.
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In addition to her technical skill, Widdess has a tremendous drive to make work, which may be what allows her to put in the incredible effort that her ornate pieces require.
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As a result, whereas a decade ago entry-level sales positions had few if any technical skill requirements, the same positions today are likely to specify two years' experience with Salesforce.
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With his next fight not scheduled till November, I arrived at London Shootfighters MMA gym in the capital's North West just as Michael was finishing an afternoon of technical skill development.
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Not only were the interfaces confusing, but most tech products demanded frequent tweaking and fixing of a type that required more technical skill than most people had, or cared to acquire.
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Despite his clear technical skill (his standout Central Saint Martins M.A. show last year won him his dream job designing couture for Atelier Versace as a consultant), he revels in imperfections.
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Of course, many artists go for the "wow factor," a conspicuous abundance of something or other (as in technical skill; fulsome color; procedural complexity; an enormous quantity of some weird material).
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This one-of-a-kind program offers participants an opportunity to team up with established artists, allowing each to enhance their practice by taking advantage of their partner expertise and technical skill.
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Paired with two heads of infants by Hosmer, Cronin's paintings, such as "Tomb of Judith Falconnet" (2006), capture the technical skill of the original while looking at it from a contemporary perspective.
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Players must implement a masterful level of strategy, team work, technical skill, and overall game knowledge to reach The International, and the 18 qualified teams showcase talent from countries around the world.
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Mr. Marshall also faced an urgent problem: Mr. Tang, the company's chief technology officer, had a deeper technical skill set and knowledge of Kitchit's code base than anyone else on the team.
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Lupe's father was a military veteran and engineer who was fascinated by martial arts, and raised him with a deep appreciation of the history, spirituality, technical skill, and beauty of martial arts.
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Looking at a painting, we must not only evaluate the artist's technical skill, but also correct for the feelings and expectations imposed on her, on her work, by the omnipresent experience of identity.
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I went to a conceptual art school, so it was more about theory and art history than it was about learning a technical skill, although you could do that if you wanted to.
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What these young people who toil behind the scenes lack in experience or technical skill, they make up for in ambition — an attribute that is not exactly in short supply among their cohort.
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" Scientific ideation and technical skill are now at the mercy of an "infantile scheme of life, seeking extravagant supermechanisms of escape from the problems that mature men and a mature society must face.
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On the women's side Medvedeva – a two-time world and two-time European champion - skated a program full of grace and technical skill, earning her first place in the short program with 77.303 points.
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Research has found that the top positive influence on a typical worker's level of job satisfaction is bosses who have the technical skill set to complete the work they ask their subordinates to do.
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"Hangmen" relies on McDonagh's technical skill and his jadedness: he knows what contemporary audiences want—to be dominated by "real" men who piss on the theatre's generally liberal air while conversing in unspeakable language.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Painting conservation is perilous business, requiring the perfect blend of historical knowledge, technical skill, and respect for the immeasurably fragile, ancient object held gently between gloved hands.
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According to a survey performed by Top Resume in 2019, nearly one-third, or 28%, of organizations admitted they are already using competency, job knowledge, and technical skill tests to evaluate their candidate pool.
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"We believe data prep and data analysis are two sides of the same coin that should be deeply integrated and look forward to bringing fun, easy data prep to everyone regardless of technical skill set."
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A simple search of "hack Facebook account" yields pages of results and links to all manner of likely malware-tainted software solutions, many of which are targeted toward the average user, no technical skill required.
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The only downside — aside from the rather high level of technical skill you'd need to build your own — is that the GamePad-turned-console only gets about three hours of battery life on a charge.
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At one time, the H1B program served a worthy purpose, providing growing companies the ability to hire foreign workers who possess a specific technical skill the company couldn't find in its pool of American applicants.
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Completing the designs in the book will help build the technical skill necessary for your LEGO master training, but Zamboni says there are character traits you must cultivate if you want to transcend the instruction booklet.
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No. It wouldn't be perfect in that I feel like the emotional depth and everything wouldn't be there, but performance-wise, maybe in terms of technical skill and technique, you could perfect that element of it.
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But Yuzuru Hanyu, 23, the defending Olympic champion from Japan, competing for the first time in nearly four months because of an ankle injury, skated a performance of great technical skill, languid beauty and strategic cleverness.
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It calls to mind another aphorism from Keynes about economists being at their best as "humble, competent people on a level with dentists", using their technical skill to solve pressing problems within a limited area of expertise.
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The 38-year-old is hailed by his peers as the "greatest of all time," he is renowned for his elegant technical skill, and has a friendly attitude when it comes to the press and social media.
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He approached hip-hop as something of a joke on that project and his other early Gambino releases, exaggerating the genre's boasts with his comedians' instinct for groan-worthy one-liners while also demonstrating ferocious technical skill.
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The move towards aggression sits better than Yachty's past attempts, thanks to his increasing technical skill and the bonkers, avant-garde nature of these beats, but to think that major-key rap music can't be hard is fallacious.
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They balance technical skill with silliness; their priority is safely performing the steps, but according to Gosa, infusing ballet with comedy is a way of asking audiences to buy into their gender-bending interpretation of centuries-old dances.
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At present, it's the most in-demand programming language across the job search websites LinkedIn, Indeed, SimplyHired, Monster, and AngelList, according to one data scientist's analysis, making it a great technical skill to add to your résumé right now.
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Because he was eager to prove that photography deserved the same respect as painting or sculpture, he applied his considerable technical skill to composing studio portraits, nudes and still lives in the formal language of classical works of art.
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Up to the challenge, she showed her technical skill during a short stint on "The Voice," and explored her artistry on her 2019 debut, "Seasons," an effort that balanced maximalist, trap-adjacent R&B with introspective spoken-word interludes.
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Wondering, Pune Dear Mr. Robbins, You may not know that one thing that gives amateurs away (aside from the lack of technical skill and enchanted horse-like presence that every fancy dancer has) is the way we make excuses.
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"People saw that there was an ability to teach an individual a technical skill where there was a huge differentiation of supply and demand and help them get a high paying job in a short period of time," Braun said.
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One particularly bravura moment, a single-shot sequence in which Owen has to rescue Claire and Franklin from a gyrosphere that's been thrown into the ocean, is remarkable not for Bayona's technical skill, but in how emotionally unaffecting it actually is.
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Built by two former SpaceX engineers, Cyph is a secure communication tool designed to be extremely friendly for users of any technical skill level, providing such features as encrypted video calling and file transfers to both individuals and businesses. krypt.co
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The country's retail market has many similarities to fast food, too: Increasingly, it's a high-turnover industry due to a workforce that's undereducated (maybe without a college, or even high school degree) and not necessarily possessing a technical skill set.
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"These people have to have both a technical skill and have an aesthetic outlook, a creative viewpoint that takes the technology side of their brain and matches it up with the creative, human-focused side of their brain," Kocienda said.
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It seemed as though Kisenosato would forever be remembered as a man who owned all the technical skill and physical ability of a yokozuna but who always fell at the last hurdle, be it by chance or by mental collapse.
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By putting the emphasis for her record on the "pop" part of "synth pop"—that is, on the aspect which takes the most honing and technical skill—Kitty has made something personal and accomplished, which feels like it totally enacts her vision.
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The jury is still out on that, but it doesn't take away from the mystique of examining these structures like those of any sculpture or artist, and wondering about intention, purpose, and technical skill to create something where there was once nothing.
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He is hard to pin down on "Astroworld," which may be the best of his studio albums but, like the ones before it, serves largely as testimony to his sense of scale and arrangement, and less as an affirmation of his technical skill.
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With technical skill reminiscent of the late William Trevor, Moshfegh allows a major event to intrude unexpectedly, and the narrative deepens to reveal the enigmatic depths of the husband's personality as he looks back on his life and flies back to the island.
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Candy-O soars and glides, extracting a control freak's satisfaction from the precise interlockings of circular, metallic keyboards, blunt rhythm guitar, and barbed riffage that exist less to display technical skill or express feeling than to click into a shimmering, totally efficient musical machine.
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Annette Messager selects Poussin's "Massacre of the Innocents" and, unlike Hockney's eschewing subject matter for technical skill, it's the pathos of mothers enduring the murder of their children that holds her gaze, just as, she says, it haunted the work of Picasso and Francis Bacon.
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The fact that they were able to use it so precisely — to kill only one person and not even injure the two handlers — indicates a high degree of technical skill and a clear willingness to use a weapon of mass destruction against civilian targets.
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But while therapists help clients gain technical skill, it's up to each patient to "own" his or her new voice and figure out what sounds right for them, said Leah Helou, the director of the transgender voice program at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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It hired the first woman to coach its women's national team, encouraged individualism in its style of play, started a youth movement and largely dismantled a veteran team of masterly technical skill that won the 23 World Cup in a penalty shootout over the United States.
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Discrete volume sliders, larger on screen text, and the ability to remap control schemes have all made the studio's various games more approachable without sacrificing the emphasis on technical skill — which is to say, mastering the controls and mechanics — that is central to every encounter in a From game.
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The strength, stoicism, patience, determination, and technical skill has been unreal, and by letting him do work down low instead of placing him on the outside as a full-time spacer, the Memphis Grizzlies deserve credit for believing what their eyes (and early statistical returns) have told them.
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His technical skill, evident in his loose, laid-back, absent-minded guitar noodling, is as reassuring to fans of power blues as "White Christmas" and "Sentimental Moments" are to the collective American heart; the result is a brand of synthetic all-purpose pumpkin pie so rarefied it evaporates into ether.
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With works united by geometric shapes and technical skill, the chronological exhibition demonstrates how, as goldsmiths, the men took on the burgeoning art movements of the times — arte informale, kinetic and optical art — before establishing a contemporary jewelry style that was as experimental with forms as it was with techniques.
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The theatre described in this book is a playhouse where we may find easy, elaborate mechanism, great technical skill and resourcefulness, ready invention, charm and vividness and splendor; but the imagination, true poetic vision, the perception with Plato of "the essential character of each individual thing," there is precious little.
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The new digital technologies and market forces that enable goods to be manufactured much more cheaply by machines or foreign workers cannot and should not be reversed; any remaining manufacturing jobs will be far fewer in number than before and require much more technical skill than most workers in these industries ever had.
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Research that focused on 35,000 randomly selected employees and workplaces in the U.S. and Britain, recently highlighted by the Harvard Business Review, shows that the largest positive influence on a typical worker's level of job satisfaction is whether bosses have the technical skill set to complete the work they ask their subordinates to do.
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Whether the purpose of the battleground visits by Afghan officials was to lift the morale of the security forces, as some officials have claimed, or to get publicity and satisfy a "thirst for weapons" as some analysts have said, the commanders of government forces say the public figures seem unaware that such battles take technical skill and experience.
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While the rap legend has proven he's much more than a comic foil to Stewart's kitchen goddess in the VH1 series — in the first episode's face-off, his prolific fried chicken recipe forced celeb guests and judges Seth Rogan and Wiz Khalifa to call a tie — when it comes to crafting, Snoop relies on enthusiasm over technical skill.
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As a spokesman for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Mr. Lewis raised vast sums for charity; as a filmmaker of great personal force and technical skill, he made many contributions to the industry, including the early adoption of a device — the video assist, which allowed directors to review their work immediately on the set — still in common use.
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While this is undoubtedly a product of the fact that, for any given job, it's easier to come up with 10 different technical skill requirements than 10 different ways of saying "problem solving" or "critical thinking," that is of no matter to the inexorable keyword matching logic of Applicant Tracking Systems, which filter out candidates without a sufficient level of keyword match.
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Though none of the individual techniques would seem new to audiences that frequent the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Park Avenue Armory or other redoubts of the avant-garde in New York — let alone those that saw Mr. Lepage's "Ring" cycle at the Metropolitan Opera — they are used so incessantly here, with such technical skill and in such striking combinations, as to render them newly expressive.
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In the space between those two bookmarks, he's released four projects filled with his signature hyperactive, club-ready production and stellar, tongue-twisting raps, which have afforded him the opportunity to continuously tour between Europe, Australia, and the US. In 2013, he was introduced to most of the world with his Mishka-released mixtape Eulogy, a project highlighting not only his technical skill but his capacity for raunchy humor, transparency about his sexual desires and takes on contemporary pop culture.
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