In this week's Poet's Choice column, Mary Karr contemplates the baseball season via ancient Japanese poetry, quoting this contemplative poem by Raffael de Gruttola, from "Baseball Haiku": lost in the lights the high fly ball that never comes down There are also books of haiku devoted to cats, rednecks, mothers, and Jews, but "Baseball Haiku" is rare for its apparent skillfulness.
Representational fluency is more skillfulness than skill [[12]].
For all his skillfulness in creating harmony among a murderer's row of egos, Torre drew the line at letting his players determine the batting order.
Impressed by both his skillfulness in yoga asanas and his gentle, restrained manner, devoid of the arrogance he had observed in other martial artists, he sought Zink out in 1988 and studied with him for about one year.
So maybe the solution involves trying to change Americans' perceptions of bluster rather than their skillfulness at wielding it.
While this may seem like a diatribe regarding "our" driving skills (please notice I include myself in this category), I hope you'll see that it is far more than that; it really is a reminder about practicing mindfulness everywhere in our lives -- it's about developing the skillfulness to be 100percentt present in the moment with whatever we are doing.
Still, Stewart's skillfulness is mesmerizing even if it isn't devastating.
Our primary outcome is self-perceived skillfulness: nine Likert-response items about providers' self-assessed skills to provide cross-cultural care which cover common and concrete items like language, that many other tools do not [ 13, 14].
The problem with the skillfulness of the Clinton defense is that it delays the day when we will see the benefits of this change.
In this context, it is also possible that nurses rated themselves lower on skillfulness, because they are more self-aware or have higher expectations of themselves, compared to physicians.
The skillfulness response scale in the survey ranged from "1 = not at all skillful" to "4 = very skillful".
