Sentence examples for talent classification from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, Roger Barnes notices the issue of relative age and proposed that the Matthew Effect existed in player selection, talent classification, and differentiated training (in Gladwell 2009).

Another area where Adchemy's engineering talent will help in product classification.

In all this classification, the budding talent slips through the cracks.

The modeling agencies were registered as talent managers under New York State law, a classification with no set cap on commissions.

"I would say talent-wise Redding is in the same classification as Oswalt," Hunsicker said.

The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, seeks class-action status for all employees who worked in various job classifications — including field producer, segment producer, talent coordinator, music coordinator and others — for Fremantle and its related production companies.

Simmons is an unclassifiable talent in a sport whose whole history and self-understanding are about classification, compartmentalization, triage, and bracketing.

But his work proved resistant to classification, making him for many artists one of the greatest talents of his generation - if less widely known than his contemporaries.

The state's justification for such a classification "must not rely on overbroad generalizations about the different talents, capacities or preferences of males and females".

His talents then led him to the US, primarily the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, where he worked on the classification of mosquitoes, particularly in Asia.

He still defies classification.