Making Your Story Real
The audience should be able to picture the backdrop, imaging the physical sensations, hear the sounds, and feel each emotion. This allows them to connect with the subject and have a deeper interest in the message that they are sharing with the story. Even if they do not listen, they will have heard and considered your words. They will remember the tales you have told and will continue to think back on the message, even if they did not connect with it immediately. People thrive on personal interaction and respect and listen to those with whom they can connect. By using personal narrative examples to communicate an important point or address a sensitive topic, speakers can have a very high success rate of reaching their target audience. Telling tales in this form does take quite a bit of practice, and should be done in front of an audience to get feedback and suggestions for making your narratives more impactful.
WMG Chairman Professor Lord Bhattacharyya is proud to announce two new Professors at WMG. Professor Dr Ralf Speth, CEO Jaguar Land Rover, has been appointed as an Honorary Professor, having previously been an Industrial Professor. Professor Dr Speth is already a graduate of the University of Warwick with an Engineering Doctorate from the University for his engineering research and study at WMG. Dr Gero Kempf, Chief Engineer - Head of Body Strategy, Architecture, Advanced Product Creation at Jaguar Land Rover, has been appointed as an Industrial Professor. He is a graduate from Technical University Munich (TUM) and holds both an Engineering Doctorate in Computer Science, from the faculty of electrical engineering, and a Dipl. Phys. in Technical Physics including electrical and mechanical engineering. Jaguar Land Rover is committed to improving the skills of its employees with currently around 2,800 Jaguar Land Rover staff studying postgraduate and higher apprentice degrees at WMG, University of Warwick.
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As for the styling, well, just look at it. Outside, the Ranger's styling comes in fairly vanilla "pickup truck." Ford has done some raking on the front-end and windshield, differentiating the midsize truck from the sturdier, more squared-off looks of its larger pickups. Hau Thai-Tang, Ford's executive vice president for product development and purchasing, said when introducing the new truck. The Ranger Raptor we're seeing today is the Asia Pacific market version of the truck, so we'll have to wait and see what changes the truck gets for North America. In the U.S., the Ranger will be powered by a 2.3-L EcoBoost I4 gasoline engine, mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission. The truck revealed in Thailand was powered by a 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel inline-four, good for 210 horsepower and a massive 369 lb-ft of torque routed through a 10-speed automatic transmission. Ford unveiled a Raptor version of its 2019 Ranger early February, a miniaturized but competent diesel off-roader that's set to launch in Southeast Asia but may or may not be coming to North America. Auto News 2019 Ford Ranger Raptor Arrives With 210 HP Diesel, Off-Road Ready Suspension.
