As opposed to the "old school" way of selling, where the presenter or sales person goes into the room with a product or an idea and simply puts it on the table, Susskind teaches the value of advance preparation, the importance of building relationships, studying all the angles, and anticipating resistance, all important components of how to negotiate successfully.
Now he brings trilobites back to life as sculptures you can pick up, roll around, and study from all angles.
I wanted to broaden my skill set to be able to study all the angles of energy use, planning, and development (generalist).
Sohanjeet Randhawa, marketing head of Volvo Buses India, told the Hindu newspaper that the accident was being studied from all angles, including road design.
Thus, the health effects of alcohol consumption remain a public health priority that needs to be studied from all angles, including improving prevention and treatment, while also examining basic biological underpinnings.
As a spectator it's worryingly easy, after a while, to forget that this is not a real dinosaur; for the participants wielding cutting and measuring instruments down on the soundstage it seems to have been a genuinely exciting new way of studying their specialist subject from all angles.
Indeed, in his proposal on leukocyte-tumor hydrids in 1911, Prof. Aichel [1] implored future scientists to "study chromosomes from all angles" for evidence of hybrids in cancer.
As a policy analyst and legislative aide to a city councilman in Washington, Jonathon Kass habitually studies issues from all angles.
Baxter then studies them from all angles to determine if, say, a glass is best grasped by the outside or by inserting and opening its fingers.
It's a very human study, their bodies at all angles, but they are shown only from the back.
