"We do not suggest that smiling will carry the day, but rather that the confidence to draw on past strengths and traditions provides, as did Cap'n Andy for Magnolia, the emotional basis for successful exploitation of New York skills.
Anglo-Dutch treaties in 1824 and 1871 revoked English claims in Sumatra, and, through economic exploitation and administrative skills, the Dutch slowly opened the interior to their authority throughout the 19th century.
Our pilots were simply far more skilled than the Chinese and Russians by virtue of better selection, more rigorous and realistic training using better tactics and better exploitation of the skills of experienced pilots, and far more flying hours (the much more reliable F-86 flew 40 hours per month to the MiG's 10 or 12 hours).
The job attributes factor encompasses 7 items: authority, goals, creativity opportunities, clear duties, job control, skill exploitation and decision-making.
The job attributes factor addresses 7 items: authority, goals, creativity opportunities, clear duties, job control, skill exploitation and decision-making.
The first factor, which was labeled job attributes, contains 7 items and addresses motivators linked to particular job characteristics such as participation in decision-making, creativity and skill exploitation.
1 Reported on a 1-5 scale with higher values corresponding to higher motivation 2 According to t-test 3 According to ANOVA Job attributes encompasses intrinsic motivators such as decision-making, creativity and skill exploitation.
In contrast, London at the same time is described by Bruce Holsinger, professor of English at the University of Virginia, as being a city of "thievery, prostitution, murder, bribery and a thriving black market made the medieval city ripe for exploitation by those with a skill for the quick blade or picking a pocket".
Behind them, with better gear and skills, is the 75th Exploitation Task Force, a large unit with more elaborate equipment for detecting unconventional weapons.
