Enthusiasm made up for rough skills in Groove Armada's attempt to recreate the flow of its recordings.
thick goes hard good skills does too much clunky big, athletic, black, rough skills weak skills, hides slow good position afraid to engage no skills, runs away slow overaggressive dumb unselfish selfish solid skills flashy stick quick burst good skills too cool?
Often, big men from developing basketball countries feature rough-hewn skills and a measure of awkwardness, but Yao is an exception.
Opportunity@Work and other organizations such as Skillful, Innovate + Educate, Year Up, and Hope Street Group are finding ways at the grassroots level to surmount the obstacles that have led us to put more emphasis on rough proxies for skills (like degrees) rather than skills themselves.
But in hindsight, two things stick out: the fact that an array of star players were some distance from the carefully managed one-man brands of the modern game; and the presence of a small handful of managers whose loud mouths and rough-hewn media skills - light years from the kind of machine-like efficiency oozed by the likes of Arsène Wenger and Jose Mourinho - turned them into stars.
Ruby Loftus is a skill-less depiction of skill, the rough stippling of its left shoulder horribly at odds with the Ingres-like burnish of its machine tools, Loftus's full-profile depiction is a sad reprise of Knight's self-portrait of 30 years before.
Their skills were rough and they knew it.
Males develop more slowly than females, which may work to their advantage, since they can work out social skills in the rough and tumble world of locker rooms.
But constant campaigning for different local and state offices - plus a shave, a suit and quitting his pothead-and-bathhouse ways - gradually refined his rough edges, honed his rhetorical skills and earned him his nickname, The Mayor of Castro Street.
22) Dheepan Jacques Audiard won the Cannes Palme d'Or with this downbeat study of a Sri Lankan immigrant in France – a veteran of his homeland's vicious civil war who transfers his battlefield skills to the rough housing estate he finds himself in.
Therefore, while not directly comparable to previous work, our study suggests that high knowledge retention and greater use of first-aid skills may be rough proxies for improvements in trauma care.
