Sentences with phrase «broad depth»
Bottom line — I have both a longer and broader depth of experience in hiring and career development than most anyone else out there.
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It's filmed in 35 mm but flat lighting, film stock and broad depth of field give the impression of inferior digital video.
This allows you to maintain a fast enough shutter speed to avoid blur or choose the aperture that will deliver a shallow or broad depth of field.
About Blog We have an expanded view of business that comes from attorneys who possess a broad depth of legal knowledge and expertise.
About Blog We have an expanded view of business that comes from attorneys who possess a broad depth of legal knowledge and expertise.
About Blog We have an expanded view of business that comes from attorneys who possess a broad depth of legal knowledge and expertise.
In discussing the theme for the show in an exhibition release, Goleas points out that while the Oxford English Dictionary defines redact as meaning «to edit,» the term took on a broader depth of meaning in the 20th century, with myriad connotations of «obfuscation, disinformation, censorship and the almighty non-sequitur.»
His first retrospective book illustrating his broad depth of ideas and techniques was published in 2014.
At Adair Myers Graves Stevenson, we combine a broad depth of legal knowledge with a business - oriented perspective.
We have a broad depth of experience handling all aspects of criminal defense, including:
letting go — Garvey said at one stage she had encouraged Whop to follow her dream to work elsewhere (though she was glad she came back)-- «I didn't try to hang on to her... it's hard to train and develop your staff and let them go, but it's most important they have a broad depth of experience to have the most impact, and that may or may not be in your team.»