The key variable is talent".
The ones who perform for a living are but a small percentage of the musicians out there, and talent is but one variable.
While both strategy and culture are no doubt pivotal to predict and manage organizational innovation, they are actually the product of a third variable, namely talent.
The exhibition is basically a connoisseur's exercise, treating both him and her respectfully as artists of variable talents who would have wanted to be remembered for what they painted, not as symbols or victims or fodder for modern novelists, cultural theorists and pop psychologists.
The secret of the Sugababes' success, if there is one, involves a formula based on such variables as luck, talent, timing, personality, management, image, production and, in particular, some irresistible hit singles (Freak Like Me, Round Round).
I learned through my failures that the most important variable is the talent.
However, after the variable "I think talent is better shown in the game world" is added, the gaming frequency of the July-August group records a substantial rise (X 2 = 19.495, df = 6, P < 0.01) as compared with the other two groups, while there is no notable change in male groups.
Despite the variable level of talent that open casting calls can bring, McKinley said he enjoys the process of meeting performers.
Once you've modeled the influential variables, let the human talent contextualize them for your particular business.
In an equation that operates more like a dance, Parker and Arndt prove that talent is expanded when those slippery variables of time and relativity are factored in.
