Imaging in general (including ultrasound) requires more resources (skilled manpower, imaging equipment, etc)., and at our institution, imposes a higher financial expense to the patient.
He's got a keen eye for telling a story in a single image, skilled enough to capture and present any image he can imagine and savvy enough to have made it his job and it's a job that he takes very seriously.
Ms. Schmitt is an undeniably skilled composer of images, and her wry choice of materials (a 1963 archival film in praise of natural beauty narrated by Ronald Reagan and produced by the oil industry) and subjects (a utopian socialist community that named a sequoia tree Karl Marx) is intended to elicit wistful nods of sympathy.
But the automobile industry needs this radical re-tuning from people who may know a lot less about cars, but are far more skilled at positioning brand image to match the myriad diversities of the market today.
These facilitators included: being involved; being knowledgeable and skilled, being supported; positive image of nursing; enabling structures and available resources.
It is said that people who have grown up with television are aware of images and skilled at interpreting visual codes-the exact social meaning of what people wear.
But a candidate who promotes an image as a skilled manager can suffer more when things go awry.
Its main subject is public relations, eighteenth-century style: the deliberate creation (by Washington himself, among other skilled flacks) of the Washington image — the unapproachable, untouchable, impossibly heroic, boringly wise, ultimately unknowable Great Stone Face.
Mr. Romney's advisers are betting that if they stay out of the nuances of private equity and tell a story about turning around failing companies, they can transform the Bain attacks into a narrative that underscores Mr. Romney's image as a skilled executive who can steer a troubled economy back to prosperity.
The writer, who should be as skilled in the dialogue of images as of words, must have the capacity to anticipate, visually and in detail, the finished film.
