That the Angels are still alive is a testament to their resolve, the talents of high-end performers such as Mike Trout, Kole Calhoun, Erick Aybar, Garrett Richards, Andrew Heaney and Huston Street and the maturation of rookies Carlos Perez and Trevor Gott.
Banged up and relying more on their resolve than their talent, they shocked the Pacers and went on to win the series in six games.
Perhaps this would explain my personal chagrin on behalf of a cohort glaringly absent in this otherwise charming collection: those who feel that they hold the power (editors) coming up against those who — despite their talent, resolve, and debt — feel that they don't (writers).
They needed all their talent and resolve.
Ms. Epperlein and Mr. Tucker have talent and resolve — they spent months shooting "Fightville," a commitment that's scarcely evident — which makes the movie's superficiality all the more frustrating.
To this day, there is a Prix Jean Vigo in France for exceptional talent and resolve in the very young, and it derives from an urge in Vigo to make his films quickly, before he might be dead.
Imre Lakatos and Paul Feyerabend each suggested that because of underdetermination, the difference between empirically successful and unsuccessful theories or research programs is largely a function of the differences in talent, creativity, resolve, and resources of those who advocate them.
"To get another Scottish player, who we feel possesses the talent and resolve to play at the highest level - and playing for the Lions is the highest level - is great.
"Often the first teams to be distributed are product teams (to resolve the war for talent), and rituals that are built into product development frameworks like design thinking or scrum, which require visual collaboration (usually on a whiteboard), are challenging to scale".
Rather, they need cyber-rangers with the capabilities - talent, resources, resolve - to defeat their enemies, who more likely than not, will be networks, not nations.
