Olin is stressing creativity, teamwork and entrepreneurship — and, in no small part, courage.
When Maier was six, his parents sent him to the local Waldorf school; the schools, founded by Rudolf Steiner, an Austrian scientist and educator, stressed creativity and independence.
Hewlett provided many technical innovations for HP products, and he and Packard promoted an innovative management style that stressed creativity, flexibility, openness, and teamwork.
The Italian spring collections put everything out there for people to see — the economic stresses on creativity, the loss of power as designers let others tell them what to make.
Waldorf schools stress creativity and freethinking.
He was known as a strong, rugged, stay-at-home defenseman at a time when Soviet hockey stressed finesse, creativity and constant attack.
He was known as a strong, rugged, stay-at-home defenseman at a time when Soviet hockey stressed finesse, creativity and continual attack.
In the literary field, Aristotle's Poetics, practically unknown until 1500, was now read and analyzed in both the Greek and Latin versions; its doctrines were compared and partly made to harmonize with the then-prevailing views of the ancient Roman poet Horace, and Aristotle's view that art imitates nature prevailed for many over the conflicting theory that stressed the creativity of the poet.
No wonder Moleskine, appealing to those aspiring to culture and creativity, stresses its links with earlier users of the notebooks, and no wonder it spends heavily on defending its brand.
The two freestylers are training this summer in Phoenix with their coach Mike Bottom, who stresses individual instinct and creativity over group compliance, a style that has turned swimming on its conventional head.
