Connecticut, which had 23 points from the senior guard Renee Montgomery, was just too deep and skilled for Rutgers, again.
A ninth title now appears in reach for the fourth-ranked Lady Vols (30-2), a tall, deep and skilled perimeter-shooting team built on the admonishment that Summitt's father gave her when she lost her inaugural game at Tennessee, in 1974: "Don't take donkeys to the Kentucky Derby".
Jed Kolko, Trulia's chief economist, puts this down mainly to the continuing attraction of a deep pool of skilled labour.
Patty was frustrated to be standing in left field waiting around for somebody to hit a ball deep while less skilled girls made errors in the infield.
It offers ample highway access — Interstates 287 and 80, and Routes 46, 10, and 202 are all close — and what is considered a deep pool of skilled labor.
I recently wrote a report finding that several major New York City industries, from health care and construction to automotive repair, might soon face deep shortages of skilled workers as a result of projected growth and boomer retirements.
It is also accessible to the Garden State Parkway, the New Jersey Turnpike and Interstate 287 and to a deep pool of skilled labor, said Robert Dinner, a principal at the Iselin office of Newmark JGT, a commercial brokerage.
Education over recent decades has developed a deep pool of skilled labor among the young, but without a thriving local business sector, the Egyptian economy can never absorb young workers.
She felt the gambling limitations precluded more strategic skilled deeper stack competition and said that Florida gamblers "don't have enough chips in front of them to play out the bets and raises that are required in the skillful aspect of the game".
Grouping together in the same place is supposed to help small firms remain competitive, as management gurus such as Michael Porter have argued, since they can tap the deep local pools of skilled workers, finance and suppliers.
