Today Wilks is happy to balance her talents for analysis and modeling with time at the helm of experiments.
Cardozo's talent for conceptual analysis, his detachment from the world, his acknowledgment of his own limitations, his judicial humility, and his perceptiveness shaped his particular style of judging - that of a pragmatic conceptualist.
A journalist with stints, most notably, at The New Republic, The Washington Post and The New Yorker, and the author of several books, Blumenthal brings a reporter's keen eye for telling detail and a columnist's talent for considered analysis and unmistakable opinion to his reconstruction of what he calls "the Clinton wars".
We have letters, dispatches, and occasional writings that testify to his political assignments as well as to his acute talent for the analysis of personalities and institutions.
He followed that with a collection of essays, The Boy Scout Handbook and Other Observations (1982), which showcased his talent for extrapolating social analysis from literary sources.
This sign traditionally does not have a reputation for driven business ambition but their talent for careful, steady analysis is the ability most able to amass and monetize data.
He is characterized as being highly cynical and tends to liberally use cutting remarks, and has a talent for information gathering and analysis.
A year of reading and writing fiction raises all sorts of ethical and moral questions that inspire Stem students to apply their talent for sceptical enquiry to an analysis of human behaviour.
These skills are matched by her talents for observation and analysis, and her wonderful ability (despite being only a moderately endowed linguist) to engage people and draw them out.
TalentWorks' analysis focuses on five factors, starting with employers' demand, as measured by the number of job postings for each type of work, sorted by metro areas.
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