Although James and Wade both boast impressively expansive skills, the nuances of those skills allow them to take on very different roles for a Heat team that thrives on their synergy.
"Lazarus" displays a level of skill, and nuance that is earthshaking in person, but on the web, even when seen in large format, the painting seems weirdly sanitized and emotionally muted.
"There are only a few directors who have a language for nurturing nuances of performance with any real skill.
This study teased out some nuances of inner professionalism such as the skill-practice mismatch and the inability of junior staff to challenge the practice of their seniors or share new knowledge inhibiting development of a learning organizational culture [ 37].
Where these programs succeed in giving students lifetime career skills, though, has less to do with the nuances of coding and more to do with the skills students develop while working with their colleagues.
Sachar displays the same deadpan humour and skill in capturing the nuances of group interactions that made Holes an instant classic.
The nuances of mastering a company culture require a different skill set than profit maximisation does.
Daily 40-minute workshops and classes with master glass blowers teach visitors the nuances of glassworking and flameworking, including more technical production skills like fusing and sandblasting.
Through this experience, I was able to build my analytical and research skills and learned about the nuances of investing in the nonprofit sector while continuing to expand my network.
A correct understanding of the rules of punctuation, grammar, and style, along with the ability to distinguish nuances of word meaning, are the cornerstones of sound editing skills.
But to understand another person's experience we need to have developed the intellectual and emotional skills that permit us to recognize the nuances of that experience.
