And, of course, of the skill and devotion that goes into not only the bread itself, but opening a bakery for it in the first place. .
The aim of this study is to present an effective specialized training course of basic skills for SPL.
The key to excellence depends on a combination of factors, both empirical and ineffable: the flexibility and balance of the kites' bamboo frames, the strength of the glue binding the tissue paper skin, the quality of the string, the evenness of the spool and, of course, the skill of the fliers and their ability to adjust to the vicissitudes of the wind.
To assess the impact of a skills course on microsurgical skills acquisition and to investigate the validity of a video-based modified Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skill (OSATS) assessment tool that has not previously been applied to ophthalmic surgery.
To me, being captive in a room with a practicing mandolin player would be far worse than being in one in which the news was on TV, though much would depend of course on the skill of the mandolin player.
Subject- and injury-related factors influencing the course of manual wheelchair skill performance during initial inpatient rehabilitation of persons with spinal cord injury.
The assignment is part of a course known as "Cyberlaw: A Course in Skills of Mind and Practice," which, despite its chewy title, is really just an introduction to the skills required for legal practice, as opposed to the more doctrinal fare in the rest of the first-year curriculum.
In our university medical centre the clerkship in internal medicine is preceded by two four week courses of systematic skills training including communication and history taking, clinical reasoning and physical examination.
Triathlons are crash courses in this kind of skill.
There is, of course, another skill that she could master with her natural sinuosity, but that is never mentioned.
The scholastic equestrian competitions are measures of skill, of course, but luck can play a part, too.
