Asking what is special about these forms and constants is thus a bit like asking what is special about the mountains that can be climbed in a day: "The information so derived will be too closely dependent upon the skill of the climber to tell us much about geography" (Coffa 1975, 114).
These imaging techniques are dependent upon the skill and experience of the reader and interpretation can be time-consuming and prone to operator bias.
However, the image acquisition procedure for high-frequency US and PD has yet to be standardised, and the quality of the examination is highly dependent upon the skill of the operator and the use of optimal equipment.
No matter how sophisticated current technologies for data capture and analysis are, we are still highly dependent upon human skills in many situations, and such skills are best learned from experts.
The requirements to successfully reinvent has moved away from the corporation and its brand(s) to being more dependent upon the skills sets and capabilities of its employees who must be more entrepreneurial than ever just to survive.
These variations are dependent upon the ingenuity, skill, and judgment of the maker, the relative cost at a particular time or at a particular place of the possible ingredients, and the requirements of the market in respect to taste or selling price.
Intimacy thus gained resulted in the creation of an analytic skill profoundly dependent upon "vitality" and "feeling," a skill not everywhere apparent in our time, and one that helped her to achieve-perhaps her ultimate goal-the translation of the symbols and structures of this high Art into human life-discerning value.
Whether that occurs or not is now up to Mr. Erdogan, and dependent upon his political skills domestically and internationally.
17 Tolerability and safety of dermal filler implantation are dependent upon filler qualities, skills and knowledge of the medical doctor, and patient characteristics.
One health care provider suggested that the manner in which certified counsellors will deliver intervention procedures is likely to be dependent upon their existing skills.
Although this qualitative methodology is particularly suitable for exploratory research, the downside is that quantitative verification of the results is required, the latter methodology being less dependent upon participants' introspective skills and allows statistical inference and thereby generalisation.
