As the financial system began to fall apart on his watch, it became clear that Mr. Bernanke had other valuable qualities: an ability to remain calm under pressure and a deep historical understanding of economic crises.
But he did have something perhaps more valuable -- an ability to accept that the world around him needed to change and the belief that he must take initiative to make that change happen.
But, though precise planning does not appear to be his forte, Hernandez clearly has one valuable intellectual gift: an ability to identify weaker individuals and then bend them to his will.
In particular, identifying indoor scenes, such as an Office or a Kitchen, is a highly valuable perceptual ability for an indoor mobile robot, and in this paper we propose a new technique to achieve this goal.
"To be able to teach concepts [through writing], in such a manner that everyone can understand them, is a valuable ability," he says, and an ability Kae feels he has learned partly through his time writing with Bioteach and partly through his academic studies.
It is a bedside test with an ability to provide valuable information about respiratory sufficiency and diaphragmatic function in real time [3, 7].
In this world, a second level of pull becomes increasingly valuable – the ability to attract people and resources to you that we were not even aware existed but, when you encounter them, you realize just how relevant and valuable they are.
According to our dictionary definition, strength is "an extremely valuable or useful ability, asset, or quality".
In essence, they trade off size and firepower in exchange for something even more valuable: the ability to maneuver on the enemy's home ground and to strike where the foe is thought to be most vulnerable.
"He has one particularly good quality that I find very valuable: the ability to project calmness and confidence," Smith said.
It is increasingly true for all types of education: The facts themselves are not what is valuable; the ability to apply them is.
