David Anthony Easton, 62, and Charlotte Moss, 50, competitors since 1985, will merge skills and staff at Mr. Easton's well-appointed offices in SoHo.
Members of the Arpels family relocated to New York and picked up pretty much where they had left off, merging "Old World skills with New World preferences" and continuing to serve elite international clients like Eva Perón, the Duchess of Windsor and the Shah of Iran.
In the video above Morisset talks about how he came to interactive storytelling, merging his skills as a developer/ programmer with his passion for making short films resulting in projects that have challenged how we interact with a story.
For example, they suggested merging individual skills such as the Schellong test and blood pressure measurements as these are very simple for students to learn, and redundancy may arise.
Throughout the development, fine motor skills merge with visual skills, allowing the assessment of problem solving based on visual-motor skills, an essential function of intellectual development (Accardo et al. 2008; Lipkin & Schertz, 2008).
Polo, one of the world's oldest sports, is unique in merging the skill of a person with the agility and performance of an animal to create a single participant in a contact sport.
The two men have merged their skills, with Perle presumably providing more of the policy proposals and Frum the argumentation and lucid prose.
With a mix of rowdiness, off-the-wall humor and introspection in heavy-hitting songs such as "Missing You" and "Hey Ma," Chance merged his skills as a lyricist and arranger with the masterly musicianship of collaborators such as Segal and keyboardist Peter Cottontale, another future Social Experiment member.
I loved the innovation in this industry; merging my business skills with colleagues' technical skills allowed us to move very quickly.
If two skills are merged into one skill, the new skill is specified as necessary if one of the original two skills was specified as necessary.
