Meanwhile, at Lane College, Jones began to develop the resourcefulness of a receiver and a kick returner and a wiry muscularity on a frame that has filled out to 6-3 and 220 pounds.
They did not develop their newly displayed resourcefulness in some ghetto, some Brazilian favela.
These results suggest that the hospital administrative units may develop training courses about resourcefulness skills to reduce psychiatric nurses' work stress, and improve their mental health.
By many accounts, women who attended Dartmouth in the late 1970s and 1980s experienced moments of harshness, like sexist remarks, feelings of isolation and abusive fraternity row songs, yet they also developed resilience and resourcefulness.
In the early 20th century, Chester Carlson developed his own resourcefulness as a science student, high school journalist and tinkerer while growing up in an impoverished health seeker family in southern California.
While still building kids' skills in the tried-and-true subjects of reading, writing, and arithmetic, today's innovators -- like those in the Kids+Creativity Network -- are simultaneously attending to learning that helps kids develop critical thinking, tenacity, and resourcefulness.
During the three phases of the model a new nurse who starts to work in critical care moves from a latent ability to develop an inherent affective and mental resourcefulness and resilience to a state of developing an inherent affective and mental resourcefulness and resilience.
Data and resourcefulness are needed to further develop and test review and oversight models that provide adequate and respectful protections of participant rights and welfare and that are appropriate, efficient, and adaptable for current and future research.
It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone" — and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.
It enables them to develop what Lipsitz called "the emotional resilience and resourcefulness required to live alone"—and not merely to live alone but to take pleasure in doing so.
