But their ability to exploit the anxiety is limited by Mr Ignatieff's lack of economic expertise, a trait he shares with the rest of his caucus.
But that Nickeas is polite enough to entertain such a hypothesis — "I think maybe the skills did transfer," he said, almost believably — is in itself a telling reflection of his interpersonal expertise, a trait his teammates and coaches believe has served him equally well.
In the logo, the Olympic rings were replaced by five gear wheels, a riff off the auto industry, with each wheel having a positive trait: talent, expertise, resources, responsibility and enthusiasm.
They make crime attractive to one offender but not another based on his or her goals, character traits, background, and/or expertise, such as the skills and resources needed, or the amount of payoff (Cornish and Clarke 1987).
Matrix and weight analysis of the four dimensions of the second hierarchy (Expertise, Teaching Ability, Attitudes and Traits, and Beliefs and Values) are shown in Table 3.
The framework developed by the first group of 12 clinical teachers included four dimensions (Expertise, Teaching Ability, Attitudes and Traits, and Beliefs and Values), 11 sub-dimensions, and 40 indicators (Table 1).
Avoid going off-topic and poking fun at the expert's personal traits or general expertise.
He embodies many of the meltdown's traits — the illusion of expertise, the belief in getting something for nothing, the mirage and subsequent evaporation of wealth.
With the university's plants, the Driscolls and the Reiters gained access both to a rich and diverse source of genetic traits and to the expertise of the two men who had studied that source for decades.
If a little investigation didn't spark your interest, then no harm done…but what if you (or they) could benefit from complementary personality traits or mutual professional expertise?
