Student composers and advanced performers of post-tonal music expand their perceptive skills.
You will develop a high level of emotional intelligence, and perceptive skills that you never thought possible.
His wife faults his perceptive skills: "I suggested to my second wife Pat that had I not become a writer, I might have done well as a therapist.
Most studies assessing the impact of prematurity on perceptive skills published to date focus on VLBW adolescents [ 33– 33].
Mr. B.'s score on the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale - 3rd edition (WAIS - III) indicated that he has an average IQ (FSIQ = 92), with higher verbal abilities than visuo-perceptive skills, and a significantly slow processing speed, probably due to dyspraxia and attentional difficulties.
In order for humanoid robots to enter human-centred environments, it is indispensable to equip them with manipulative, perceptive and communicative skills necessary for real-time interaction with the environment and humans.
Hadley is a supremely perceptive writer of formidable skill and intelligence, someone who goes well beyond surfaces.
The Battle Of Aspen: Freak Power in the Rockies revealed Thompson to be a perceptive political writer, a skill he would refine in his seminal presidential election series for Rolling Stone, Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72.
These skills are called "open skills" and mainly involve perceptive mechanisms, which are almost absent in closed skills (awareness of the situation and risk, anticipation, information processing, decision-making).
Christine's immensely sympathetic camera operator, Jean Maria Dizziaa), tries to help her through her work, but Jean has ambitions of her own, and her far more perceptive, if conventional, news skills get her ahead of Christine at the station.
And yet what Sissy lacks in education she makes up for with life skills, a perceptive and resourceful secretary.
