Despite my wide array of academic interests, I yearned for a technical skill set, a skill set that would set me up for future success no matter what career path I chose.
There's never been anyone with a wide-ranging a skill set as James, who became the first player ever to lead both teams in all five major statistical categories – points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocked shots – over the course of an entire playoff series.
Other experts point out that modern connoisseurship — a convergence of wide-ranging technical examinations and the expert's eye — remains an imperfect science.
But the company is applying wide-ranging technical expertise to a portfolio of products including transportation systems, dental and medical devices and electronics.
The wide-ranging technical survey made use of data compiled by 27 EU countries between 2007-2012, and will be released by the European Commission later this year.
The bureau brings together wide-ranging technical expertise and global operational capabilities essential to crisis prevention, response, and recovery.
Basically, they take it from there -- mentored by those teachers we have trained and supported by wide-ranging technical resources they access via network.
Murray, an understated overachiever with a wide-ranging skill set that includes yacht design, would go quite a bit further than most: He won a record six consecutive 18-foot skiff world titles, from 1977 to 1982, and at only 25 earned an invitation from his fellow Australian Syd Fischer to be the helmsman on his challenger for the 1983 America's Cup.
Certainly, they have diverse backgrounds and wide-ranging skill sets, but as a group these spouses are united by a shared military community experience that lends itself to building independent, adaptable fast learners.
Despite being generally associated with the more technical skills sets, vocational skills are absolutely fundamental to the public sector.
"This ambitious and wide-ranging plan sets out the basis of what we are trying to achieve," she told BBC Sport.
