The movie roots Strange in the practicalities of the daily world that he'll leave and also come back to, thanks mainly to Dr. Christine Palmer (Rachel McAdams, Strangee's jousting partner and sometime romantic partner in the hospital, an emergency-room surgeon whose high-pressure skills Strange derides as mere mechanical engineering.
Planning for an effective and efficient clinical workforce calls for attention not simply to numbers, but to skill mix within the workforce, retention of trained personnel, worker time pressures, skills gaps effects on productivity, and appropriate deployment of clinical services enabling staff to do their work effectively.
In a sector under increasing pressure, digital skills are at a premium.
It will be a laboratory for grace under pressure, for skills of solidarity; it will test our social charm.
Port never really looked to be in the contest and came off second-best for both pressure and skills throughout the game.
The former is related to academic performance in relation to cohort, while the latter is the total derived from answering a set of white-space questions, which centre on providing examples of core competencies such as professionalism, coping with pressure, prioritisation skills, communication and teamwork.
He is widely regarded as the best shooter in the world, yet twice in a moment of great pressure his skill and form have abandoned him.
Calm under pressure, audacious skill and a bit of lunacy: all traits of a prepared racer.
The entire exercise solidified a pattern of high-pressure, low-skill budget showdowns for the next generation, but a sinewy economy made it all seem O.K. "It's easy to look back and say it was all planned that way," said Leon E. Panetta, Mr. Obama's former defense secretary and Mr. Clinton's chief of staff during the shutdowns.
Joanne Roney, chief executive of Wakefield council, agrees that austerity measures are putting greater pressure on leadership skills than ever before.
