Topalov showed off his fluent tactical skill against Shakhriyaz Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan in Round 2. In the Main Line of the Slav Defense after 4... dc, 5 Ne5 has the advantage that unlike 5 a4, it doesn't leave weak squares on the white queenside, particularly b4.
2. (B) On "The Colbert Report," Governor Huntsman demonstrated his fluent Chinese skills by asking Mr. Colbert to be his running mate, in Mandarin.
Bush's first taste of politics came when he used his fluent Spanish skills to help his father win the 1980 Puerto Rico Republican primary.
The purpose of this study is to examine whether flexible and fluent thinking skills, two important elements in divergent thinking, can be enhanced through creative drama process.
His human beatbox routine on Pharrell Williams's Frontin' was only mildly foolish, while silky covers of The Wind Cries Mary and Rihanna's Don't Stop the Music may have been the very definition of easy listening, but also showed off his fluent piano skills.
Exclusion criteria are: severe motor and motility disorders (e.g. Parkinson disease), sensory impairment, certain medical problems, a history of substance abuse, major psychiatric illness or no fluent language skills.
Development of such an atypical language network could extend the period during which neuroplastic changes need to occur (from years to decades) before automatic and fluent reading skills can be established.
Second, ART scores were significantly correlated with TOWRE scores at both age 7 (r = 0.46) and age 12 (r = 0.43), indicating that children who read words fluently showed higher levels of print exposure compared with children with less fluent reading skills.
Though he is now fluent -- a skill he put to use at the World University Games last year in Beijing -- he cried before nearly every lesson.
