Students practice mallet-handling techniques on wooden horses as well as on live horses, and are given lectures or "chalk talks" on the fine points of strategy.
A 13-year-old with twinkly eyes and curly eyelashes, James is not a football hero or a valedictorian, but a certified chess master who gently corrects his teachers on the fine points of strategy.
"But already I'm involved in some of the key points of strategy that we're developing, as well as diving into detail areas where I can.
The point-of-view strategy Martin uses in the novels means we go deep inside each character's head and heart; we get up-close views of that person's relationships and immensely detailed chronicles of their experiences and emotions.
It has also been shown that the development of the CD4 point-of-care strategy – that reduces the numbers of visits in clinics could increase retention of patients in HIV care and ART initiation percentages [ 35– 35].
Andrea's righteous womansplaining of Pink Floyd to Richie is worth repeating in full: "Your point-of-sales strategies are archaic.
Explicitly, he rejected the limited point-of-view strategies of Henry James and the stylized austerity and gruffness of the hard-boiled writers.
Brian De Palma's use of point-of-view strategies, for example, gives a particular horror to such films as Carrie (1976) and Body Double (1984), and his technique has been compared to that of Hitchcock.
In an interview with Richard Danzig, a former secretary of the Navy, about the bioterrorism threat, we came to an arcane point of military strategy.
