Ironically, it was sportsmanship rather than academic prowess that allowed him entry to this new world.

Yet our country finds translating this academic prowess into business success difficult.

The research adds to growing evidence that social skills - and not simply academic prowess - are vital to success later on in life.

Yet it could do much more to translate its undoubted academic prowess into industrial excellence.

He pointed to his academic prowess.

As an island nation, we can show our engineering prowess and be the best at harnessing tidal power.

It acts as a platform for them to showcase their technological and engineering prowess and nourishes growing scientific talent.

The failure of multiple safety features on nuclear power plants has raised questions about the nation's engineering prowess.

Banyan developed a reputation for innovative, forward-thinking products, and tremendous engineering prowess.

It was spectacular — not only was it beautiful, but the technical prowess was out of this world.

His later pure landscape paintings demonstrate this passion along with all of his hard-won technical prowess in that most intractable medium, watercolour.

Since forming in 1965, the team have flown 4,500 displays in 55 countries, wowing audiences with their technical prowess and synchronised perfection.

What the 60-year-old lacks in technical prowess, he more than makes up for in enthusiasm.

His publications on science and society insist that wisdom and technical prowess are not the same, and that we confuse them at our peril.

Everybody was focused on their own domestic high-speed, a sign of technological prowess.

And its technological prowess looks set to blow other people carriers right out of the water.

Despite their technological prowess, the future men have lost certain human qualities including love, loyalty and faith which they now believe vital to their survival.

Until the 1960s and 1970s, few questioned the value of building a dam; indeed, dams were considered to represent progress and technological prowess.

They were known for their technological prowess, especially in genetic engineering.

At 66, the newly knighted singer remains a formidable force of nature, with an appeal that spans as many generations as his undimmed vocal prowess.

But in this two-hour battle between totalitarian kitsch and soulful sincerity, the singer's inherent likeability and undimmed vocal prowess ultimately won the day.

Now, four alumni joined them as soloists, each one testimony to the vocal prowess fostered by those institutions.

He had never taken vocal lessons, but his vocal prowess gained him attention in the local scene.

The band were immediately impressed by his vocal prowess.