But Matisse's work has the relaxation that comes with complete technical mastery, allowing for deliberate awkwardness of hands, arms and shoulders, strokes cutting into one another, an elision of details that lesser talents would sweat.
Our free will allows for deliberate deception lying and other forms of intentional untruthfulness (on insincerity as distinctive of our functioning as persons, Faulkner 2000).
Simulation allows for deliberate practice [ 18] and allows learner to acquire technical expertise by advancing through Fitts and Posner's three-stage theory of motor skill acquisition: cognition, integration, and automation [ 19, 20].
The case of sport again leads the way down this path in the literature, perhaps because, unlike most important social practices that might be susceptible to enhancement shortcuts (like child-rearing, education, love, politics, and spiritual growth), the stakes are low enough to allow for some deliberate policy-making at the international level.
On the one hand, this should allow for the deliberate use of SA in the design of a stimulating learning environment.
Kneebone proposed 4 criteria to critically evaluate simulation training: Simulation should i) allow for sustained, deliberate practice within a safe environment; ii) provide access to expert tutors; iii) map onto real life clinical experience; and iv) provide a supportive, motivational, and learner-centred milieu.
The main features of VP systems are that they allow for repetitive and deliberate practice of "clinical" skills by any learner (e.g. nurse, physician, dentist students) without regard to time of day, physical location, or position in the health science curriculum.
The lack of pre-existing structure (such as a business group) allows for more deliberate and spontaneous choices for serial entrepreneurs.
While the UMC still encourages abstinence, in 2008 the church's Social Principles were revised to allow for "judicious use with deliberate and intentional restraint, with Scripture as a guide".
On the one hand, it has to be slow and deliberate to allow for governing capacity to be built, as well as to prevent those who prefer the status quo from blocking change, and to keep oligarchs from seizing control and plundering Myanmar's abundant natural resources.
