India's great priority is to create millions of jobs for its young, bulging and little-skilled population, which will be possible only if it makes huge strides in manufacturing.
"As these 20-somethings became a little more skilled, they went from their little neighborhood to realizing what their cameras could lead them to," Mr. Klein said.
"Bank robbers, they're generally recidivist; they consider themselves a little more skilled," said Andreas Stephens, the chief of the F.B.I.'s violent crimes and major offenders section.
Taylor is a little too skilled a dancer for the comedy to really work, though watching her shake it in a Swan Lake tutu is nevertheless pretty great.
Her husband and director, Sam Mendes, sitting nearby, said he's a little less skilled at the process, "but then there is far less demand for me that there is for Kate".
On the other hand, word length seems to have relatively little influence in skilled readers in compared with beginning readers or children as the skilled readers are able to maximise visual acuity by the selection of fixation location, known as the 'optimal viewing position' (OVP) (McConkie, Kerr, Reddix, Zola, & Jacobs, 1989; Oregan, Levyschoen, Pynte, & Brugaillere, 1984).
Looking after babies and little kids is skilled labor, but, as the number of children dwindled, so did the number of adults who had any real skill.
While many students in the previous decade were experienced electronics hobbyists by the time they got to college, these freshmen were little more than skilled Web designers.
Filipina (Betty) has little brother "very skilled for computer," parents cannot afford high school, have lived in tiny lean-to with three other families since their own tiny lean-to slid down hillside in earthquake.
