Sentence examples for The multiskilled from inspiring English sources

Danilo Gallinari, the multiskilled rookie forward, has been out since opening night because of a back injury.

D'Antoni has often gushed about Diaw, the multiskilled big man who played three seasons for D'Antoni in Phoenix.

The music is a passacaglia, an old dance in variation form, here rendered with lacy lyrical writing and ethereal harmonies by the multiskilled Mr. Adès, who, by the way, drew a textured, glittering and suspenseful account of his opera from the great Met orchestra.

Womack and Jones, 12 who initially advocated lean thinking in healthcare, emphasised the multiskilled teams as a main advantage for hospitals, making lean interventions suitable for healthcare.

With Singapore advancing towards a knowledge-based economy, the demand for multiskilled individuals is increasing.

In most circumstances and in the absence of multiskilled practitioners, it is recommended that there is a minimum of two nurses per cath lab and one floater (one nurse at least band 5 and above) per shift for PCI procedures.

"Everyone's talents melded together and we became these multiskilled performers," Ms. Sapozhnikova said.

In 1967, the peak year for housing completions in the UK, local planning departments were being reorganised to take on the challenges, staffed by multiskilled young planners who were emerging from fast-expanding planning schools – including new and unconventional ones – with radical new curriculums.

The need for such complex multiskilled personnel with sufficient training in EM and the need for appropriate equipment may be the major barrier to the implementation of EM in most ICUs worldwide.

But in Gallinari, 19, the Knicks have a young, multiskilled big man who can score from anywhere and who projects to be their future starter at power forward.

The public health workforce is multiskilled and performs multiple functions from management to clinical roles.