Sentence examples for modelling skills from inspiring English sources
For any woman wanting a career in creature design there's the obvious advice such as initially taking time to study art and design; to develop your drawing, painting and modelling skills to a high level and gain as much knowledge as possible in the digital applications which you will need to use in the industry.
In 1994, an opening for a Senior Scientist at Greenpeace with mathematical modelling skills was the ideal opportunity to combine her scientific experience with her passion for environmental issues.
Even though experience, modelling skills and abstractions can be borrowed from existing software design methods, such as object-oriented modelling, hypermedia developers need specific mechanisms to analyze and design using entities that belong to the hypermedia domain (such as nodes, links, anchors and space and time-based relationships).
This is an advantage for countries which have few people with economic modelling skills.
If you use your imagination and modelling skills, any model can be converted to make a certain character or hero.
"RBAT will apply its simulation and modelling skills to assist Ben Ainslie Racing in various areas of their campaign, as BAR aims to bring the America's Cup home to Britain".
Both Thomas Doyle and Patrick Jacops use meticulous modeling skills to conjure up engrossing worlds in miniature.
"Female teachers can be wonderful but they model skills that girls are good at – fine motor tuning rather than big physical activity.
In the last several years, hundreds of such would-be finance professionals and management consultants have taken their high-powered ambitions and spreadsheet modeling skills to the classroom.
Some have realized that because of budgetary pressures, financial modeling skills won't necessarily guarantee them continued employment or a big year-end bonus.
All this was executed using his superb modeling skills, a deep, painting-like perspective being achieved through the use of high relief in the foreground, grading into low relief in the background.
