The best drummer of his generation still has his idiosyncratic skills intact, playing those distinctive rolls with a defiant looseness.
Meanwhile, Manager Terry Collins, who last week called Satin "one of the great stories" in the organization, stood down the hall, lauding Satin's rather idiosyncratic skills.
Pardon me if I don't shed a tear over these multimillionaires' having to retire early because their idiosyncratic skills — of no value to society as a whole — fade in their 30s.
Others are merely thrilled to have hockey back; winter nights are awfully dark without the sight of all those colors swirling around the flat screen, and without the nightly opera of the so-called game within the game — the sub-plots of grievance and payback, misconduct and reprimand — to say nothing of the exhibition of idiosyncratic skill.
Others are merely thrilled to have hockey back; winter nights are awfully dark without the sight of all those colors swirling around the flat screen, and without the nightly opera of the so-called game within the game the sub-plots of grievance and payback, misconduct and reprimand to say nothing of the exhibition of idiosyncratic skill.
French studio Dontnod had already hinted at its idiosyncratic narrative skills with the underrated Remember Me in 2013 – but Life is Strange is the genuine article.
Murdoch doesn't pick up just anyone, however, choosing to hire former editors who have shown themselves to have an independent (geddit?) streak, what we might call old-fashioned hands-on journalistic abilities and a reputation for idiosyncratic leadership skills.
Solving dynamical interaction problems rather than being taught directly how to move, we maintain, enables individual students to develop sensorimotor schemes appropriate to their idiosyncratic enactive skill (Chow, Davids, Button, & Renshaw, 2016; Chow et al., 2007).
As my colleagues and I emphasize in our note, that new stage differs from the previous one in that a local and idiosyncratic process of skill acquisition is essential.
But even richer, idiosyncratic memories for skills differ from other, more explicit forms of memory in their acquisition, nature, content, phenomenology, articulability, and patterns of breakdown (Ennen 2003; Sutton 2009a).
Some of the learning resources are based on research in ITSs, whereas others are conventional resources that are not adaptive to the learner's idiosyncratic profile of knowledge, skills, and abilities but can be orchestrated by ElectronixTutor for a more adaptive experience.
