Early on, Rodgers aspired to be an entertainer, and the life of the railroad worker provided him ample opportunity to develop and exercise his musical skills, to absorb a mixture of musical styles, and to catalogue the experiences of working people and southern small-town life that would later be at the heart of so many of his songs.
It involves a research background, a logical mind, excellent communication skills, an ability to absorb, assimilate, and redirect information and to think strategically.
Population weighted raster maps became integral to most social audits, sharing findings with planners who had limited numeracy skills or limited time to absorb findings [ 4, 88].
In some countries, wastage may result from underuse or non-use of trained personnel, resulting in unemployment caused by overproduction, retrenchment or an inability to absorb certain skill types.
With a good author, you don't have to be consciously paying attention to absorb their skill.
He wants students to absorb basic skills online and be able to put them to use offline.
The spread of automation & the concurrent growth of the labor force create difficulties that cannot be dealt with by an economy that refuses to grow at the rate that is needed to absorb the skills of the people it serves.
It has a world-class IT-services industry, which remains too skill-intensive and too small to absorb the 90m-115m often ill-educated youngsters entering the job market in the next decade.
I'm glad I waited, because I think they are pretty unique and original -- Prowler with his ability to absorb the skills of any gay person, and Indigo with her ability to teleport in and out of her Indigo Room, which contains weaponery, costumes, and all sorts of useful things.
Her generation is eager to absorb traditions and skills suited to thriving in a hard environment.
