But they have no choice but to get more expert.
|
|
This tested the singers, and made them more expert musicians.
|
|
Instead, OPPO became still more expert at incentivising its physical retailers.
|
|
Why not someone less senior and more expert, therefore less risky?
|
|
Infinite's examination of game-maker/-player relations is much more expert than its predecessors'.
|
|
Watch the video above for even more expert puppy tips from the PEOPLE Pet Vet.
|
|
Read more expert-tested bedding and mattress recommendations, and see the best sleep deals for your bedroom.
|
|
We will have a very rational parliament, a less factional parliament, a more expert and technocrat parliament.
|
|
Most judges are no more expert in matters of public health than they are in matters of national security.
|
|
As the world grows more complex, our interests as a nation will also grow, requiring more expert support across administrations.
|
|
"We have to make it an opportunity to create more jobs — more expert jobs and mitigate this techno fear," he warned.
|
|
Thanks to some more expert instruction, my virtual Incredible Hulk character learned to bring his huge fists together to generate energy.
|
|
"It's one of the places where young people are engaging with more expert people who are much older than them," Ito says.
|
|
Not long after my Tucson visit, I flew to Los Angeles in search of a more expert — not to mention candid — assessment.
|
|
There's always a better hacker, a better programmer, someone who's meaner, more expert, and better at not getting caught than anyone ever before.
|
|
The Dutch healthcare system is based on general practitioners being gatekeepers to more expert help which is reserved for people who really need it.
|
|
Fortunately, that number was a lot less than what online dealerships offered when I went to get a more expert evaluation on the internet.
|
|
Or the president could choose someone who you might call as more expert — someone in the bureaucracy who's gotten to a high-enough-level position.
|
|
They also urged prosecutors to employ more expert witnesses to explain why women sometimes do not fight with their attackers or report rapes right away.
|
|
"The way to attract patentees is not simply to be more expert than other courts, it's to be more patentee-friendly than other courts," Reilly said.
|
|
So, we turned to one more expert to help us figure things out: SKYN Condoms' Sex & Intimacy Expert and Sex With Emily host Dr. Emily Morse.
|
|
Read up on more expert-vetted negotiation strategies and remember: Although only half of job seekers negotiate, the vast majority of those who try it succeed.
|
|
In his mind, the sleeker and more expert-looking the video, the more likely it is that the seller is trying to justify a high price tag.
|
|
The report asked bin Laden to send more expert instructors from the Iraqi and Afghan war zones to train AQIM's fighters, and to send surface-to-air missiles.
|
|
According to Quandt's experiments, for the straightforward task of becoming more expert at color-weight associations, just one tactile trial is enough, although reading written information is not.
|
|
He believed they were more expert than I was — the one woman to provide testimony about the costs and medical ramifications of denying birth control coverage to students.
|
|
For comparison, consider research showing how the more expert people become at a task, the less brain activity is seen while they perform that task, as the brain becomes more efficient.
|
|
Mueller's team is far more expert and experienced than the band of lawyers under special counsel Kenneth Starr who drove the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in the 1990s for instance.
|
|
A representative of the President's Investigative Committee, the government's top crime agency, quickly agreed to seek out more expert opinions and "to conduct a psychological and historical analysis" of the matter.
|
|
In fact it seems like a season of more: more gunfire, more lackeys getting shoved out of helicopters, and more expert glowering from Golden Globe nominee Wagner Moura, who stars as Escobar.
|
|
"We are accustomed to the investment advice book in which the author tries to prove himself more expert than his audience," Christopher Lehmann-Haupt wrote in a review in The New York Times.
|
|
Mr Xi's lack of clear focus on the economy, and his unwillingness to let people more expert in such matters (namely, the prime minister, Mr Li) handle it, have caused a series of errors.
|
|
They also argued that the committee members would have access to confidential company information that they could use against them; and that they could shape the menthol report to generate more expert witness business.
|
|
A more expert basketball mind than mine can maybe explain why the Warriors are capable of passing the ball directly through the bodies of the other team but not grabbing a dang offensive rebound.
|
|
If Gibbons gets thrown a curveball during a show, he will sign to what he calls his super fans—deaf audience members who are even more expert at identifying songs—asking them what's playing.
|
|
Last year we offered a few of our own ideas for fixing Facebook — including suggesting the company hire orders of magnitude more expert content reviewers, as well as providing greater transparency into key decisions and processes.
|
|
Making the point that neither "Monsieur Lange" nor "Les Dames" would "stand comparison with the technically more expert films of today," Mr. Crowther ignored their deliberate departure from the Hollywood conventions of the 1930s and '40s.
|
|
But what I did need was people with combat boots and uniforms and insignias and that organizational hierarchy that would make them serve in my story as the more expert adversary that served as almost a militia.
|
|
By the 600th game, the neural net was using a more expert move employed by human Breakout players, chipping through an entire column of bricks and setting the ball bouncing merrily along the top of the wall.
|
|
Read more: Expert says it's hard to protect the popular tourist area of Morocco where 2 Scandinavian women were recently killed — and it's become easier for ISIS to operate thereThe death sentences for al-Joud, Ouziad, and Afati were announced after several hours of deliberation.
|
|
Ari JuelsProfessor at the Jacobs Institute at Cornell Tech and Co-Director of the Initiative for CryptoCurrencies and Contracts (IC3)You should only be mad in my view if you think you should be more expert than the experts—-or you didn't listen to your astrologer.
|
|
Read more: Expert says it's hard to protect the popular tourist area of Morocco where 2 Scandinavian women were recently killed — and it's become easier for ISIS to operate there Jespersen and Ueland, who studied together at the University of South-Eastern Norway, were on a month-long vacation to the region.
|
|
But the star of Super Great Rooms on the DIY Network and regular on Ellen's Design Challenge (and, you may have guessed, a dad to young kids), has a few more expert tips in mind to ensure you avoid any traumatic roadside experiences, and are fully prepared for the few bumps you can't avoid. 1.
|
|
Issues that might be taken up are improvements to legislative institutions such as the Congressional Research Service and Government Accountability Office, added expertise in areas such as science and technology, resources that might attract and retain a more expert staff such as changes in compensation and benefits, and more resources to be used for investigations and federal program oversight.
|
|
Such specialization positions FINRA examiners, as they carry out the regulator's 2020 exam priorities{here}, to become "more expert and able to go deeper into each of those business models, and I think that it's going to be a positive for investor protection," said di Florio, who served as co-chair of the committee heading the FINRA restructuring.
|
|
The indigenous population were used to work in the silver mines, where they had more expert knowledge than West Africans or Spanish, even in the pre-Columbian eras.
|
|
He also suggests it is the role of expert designers in social innovation contexts to improve the conditions by which different social actors can take part in co-design processes in a more expert fashion.
|
|
Security was loose. Norman, Borrel, and Agazarian and his wife, Francine, met frequently to play poker at a Paris cafe. The remnants of the Carte network which were folded into Prosper included at least one German agent. Moreover, the German Gestapo and Abwehr were becoming more expert at rooting out SOE agents and their French collaborators.
|
|
They include but are not limited to:Museum Events (David Owsley Museum of Art Website), Retrieved January 31, 2012. Final Fridays PechaKucha talks anchor a vibrant evening of creative conversation, art demonstrations, mingling, and more. Expert Art Professionals and experts converge to discuss and analyze works of art in the museum. Docent's Choice Docent's provide an conversational, inquiry-based tour based on a gallery or theme.
|
|
Re/insurers have occasionally created joint ventures through which multiple parties place capital at the disposal of one or more expert underwriters for the same reasons. The earliest sidecars were created in Bermuda in the 1990s in such a fashion, and included Top Layer Re and OpCat, both of which placed capacity under the control of Renaissance Re on the part of other re/insurers (Overseas Partners, State Farm).
|
|
The Science Media Centre is an organisation which formed in 2002, two years after the United Kingdom House of Lords Select committee on Science and Technology's third report on "Science and Society" in 2000. This report stated that while science was generally reported accurately in the mass media, there was a need for the promotion of more expert information at times when science is under attack in the headlines, mentioning the public reaction to GM crops, in particular.
|
|
They conclude that the idea of "races as biologically distinct peoples with differential abilities and behaviors has long been discredited by the scientific community" (2338). One more expert in the field has given her opinion. Ann Morning of the New York University Department of Sociology, and member of the American Sociological Association, discusses the role of biology in the social construction of race. She examines the relationship between genes and race and the social construction of social race clusters.
|
|
It was true that her singing had improved since she had starred in Gypsy on Broadway. She was "terrifically spunky" in "Come up to my place", but she struggled with the syncopation and breath control needed for "I can cook too". A more expert artist would have been able to convey its sexual innuendo more effectively. Vocal difficulties were also evident in the performances of Cleo Laine as the Nightclub Singer and Evelyn Lear as Madame Dilly.
|
|
Beads and gemstones are much harder than the wire, and will over time saw into the wire; so thicker wire will last longer.) Thick wire, of 16-gauge and heavier, is harder to bend and requires more expert handling. Hammering wire with a plastic or rawhide mallet will harden wire without changing its shape. Hammering wire with a metal jeweler's hammer (chasing hammer) will harden and flatten wire. For thickness of body jewelry sizes, gauges of all sizes can be found, notably with stretching.
|
|
Crassus says he does not borrow from Aristotle or Theophrastus their theories regarding the orator. For while the schools of Philosophy claim that rhetoric and other arts belong to them, the science of oratory which adds "style," belong to its own science. Lycurgus, Solon were certainly more qualified about laws, war, peace, allies, taxes, civil right than Hyperides or Demosthenes, greater in the art of speaking in public. Similarly in Rome, the decemviri legibus scribundis were more expert in right than Servius Galba and Gaius Lelius, excellent Roman orators.
|
|
He began by trying to see whether or not he could successfully hypnotize willing patients to alleviate their varying ailments. He offered to treat patients with hypnosis for free, or by standard methods for the normal amount of money. It was unpopular to begin with but as he soon succeeded in it and became more expert in treating illnesses with hypnotherapy, the latter eventually became quite popular among the locals. In the following years he developed a unique and unorthodox approach to hypnotherapy which led to getting attention from other professionals interested in the topic.
|
|
In 1969, Davies was recruited by Edward Heath to join his government once he won the next election. Heath was looking to lead a 'businesslike' government and believed that senior business figures serving in senior posts would provide more expert management. Davies began to be more quotably critical, describing the "solemn and binding" accord between the government and the TUC (after the failure of In Place of Strife) as useful only in the lavatory. He failed to win the selection for the Conservative nomination at the Louth byelection of 1969, and for Cities of London and Westminster for the general election.
|
|
Therapists who self-disclose, especially information that validates or reflects the information disclosed by the client, have been rated in studies consistently as demonstrating more warmth and being more personable. A study using participants who were to imagine themselves in hypothetical counseling situations found that therapists who responded to "What would you do if you were me?" when asked by the client, were viewed as more socially attractive, more expert, and more trustworthy. Their likability was increased by their willingness to disclose to their clients. The three dimensions mentioned have been said to be of utmost importance when determining one's likability.
|
|
The second key factor is tailor; this refers to the idea of how ICTs are changing in order to allow for more civic engagement. The last of these factors is integrations; integration is how new ICTs are combining the new technological ways with the traditional ways in order to gain more civic engagement. ICT creates the opportunity for a government that is simultaneously more democratic and more expert by creating open online collaboration between professionals and the general public. The responsibility of gathering information and making decisions is shared between those with technological expertise and those who are professionally considered the decision-makers.
|
|
Authentic Science Research is a two-year sequence in which students who are passionate about science are taught the equivalent of a research methods course typically offered to college undergraduates. The seminar format requires that first year students choose an area of research that they wish to pursue, and become more expert in their field by reading scientific journals. ASR students have library privileges at MIT, Tufts University Library, and Gordon College Library, and have received orientation instruction from university library personnel. Second year students (juniors) identify local scientists who are researching in their particular area of interest to identify a mentor.
|
|
Mordaunt Hall of The New York Times said the Maugham novel "has come through the operation of being transferred to the screen in an unexpectedly healthy fashion. It may not possess any great dramatic strength, but the very lifelike quality of the story and the marked authenticity of its atmosphere cause the spectators to hang on every word uttered by the interesting group of characters." He thought Leslie Howard's portrayal "excels any performance he has given before the camera. No more expert illustration of getting under the skin of the character has been done in motion pictures", and he described Bette Davis as "enormously effective".
|
|
In addition to our own experience we used dozens of professional experts and parents as consultants, field reviewers of proposals for grants, advisory committee members and more. Our relationships with CEC, NARC-ARC, NASDSE, TASH, AFT, NEA, PARENTS COALITIONS, NASB, and more expert organizations/affected parties was ongoing and deliberately sought and expanded. It is from this collective intelligence, as well as from Court decisions and agreements, such as PARC and MILLS, that federal law was built and implemented. Civil Rights provisions joined educational best practice to demand States and school districts, individualize instruction, involve parents, find children needing help, and move away from unnecessarily separated schools and classes, i.e.
|
|
WPI was criticized for offering non-FDA-approved XMRV testing through its subsidiary, Viral Immune Pathology Diagnostics (VIP Dx), which was founded by WPI's Vincent Lombardi and was headed by Harvey Whittemore. The tests, which over 1,000 patients purchased, cost $249 to $450. Virologist John Coffin observed that the original paper established the virus neither as a cause of CFS nor as a viable marker; in a Science news article, Sam Kean notes that the utility of the test for a patient or a physician is unclear. VIP Dx asserted that it introduced its XMRV test as a more expert alternative after a different company began offering one.
|
|
Some medical institutions have drafted new policy directed at correcting some of the excesses of VIP medicine. In 2011, the Cleveland Clinic's Jorge Guzman published nine principles of caring for VIPs in the Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine, warning staff against bending the rules, accepting lavish gifts, and automatically bringing in department chairs to care for a patient rather than a lower-ranking physician who might actually be more expert in treating a particular ailment. At the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, new policy states that personal gifts to staff in excess of $25 value cannot be accepted and must be forwarded to the development office.
|
|
Some soldiers were shortly afterwards detached to support the townsfolk on the hill, and to defend the hills themselves. The principal objective became the capture of Castel Vecchio, to which end the people transported two artillery pieces from bastione di Spagna to porta Borsari and the roof of the teatro Filarmonico, on which wooden scaffolds were installed. Shortly afterwards the people were replaced there by Austrian soldiers, clearly more expert in this field. In the meantime other mortars taken from the enemy were used to besiege the castello, while from Bassano del Grappa conte Augusto Verità arrived at the head of 200 Austrian prisoners.
|
|
He called that discrimination "the rule, not the exception." He explained that testing and the identification of sexual partners could not be successful without such protections against discrimination: "So, once those with HIV are treated like anyone else with a disability, then we will find that what is best for the individual is also best for the public health." He said "Semen, blood, and ignorance surround this epidemic, and we were in that last category" when starting work. In an initial review, Dr. Mathilde Krim, founder of the American Foundation for AIDS Research thought the commission's work both more expert than she expected and free of ideology.
|
|
She helped her mistress with her appearance, including make-up, hairdressing, clothing, jewellery, and shoes, and sometimes served as confidante. A maid of French nationality was considered likely to be more expert in current fashions, and was also able to apply her knowledge of the French language when travelling in Europe. Erotic fantasies revolving around young French women later led to the appearance of French maids as desirable and stereotypical soubrette characters in burlesque dramas and bedroom farces. The term French maid is now often applied to an eroticised and strongly modified style of servant's dress that evolved from typical housemaid's black-and-white afternoon uniforms of 19th-century France, despite a housemaid being junior to a lady’s maid.
|
|
Several reviewers of the manuscript have portrayed it as the scribblings of an old man copying from memory lessons of childhood. But, more expert translations of the text have shown it to be an original composition that drew from the Risalah of Abi Zayd of al-Qayrawan. Some accounts, including that of Reverend Dwight York (aka Imam Isa), who claimed that Bilali was his great-grandfather, have conflated Bilali Muhammad (aka Ben Ali, BuAllah, Bilali Smith, and Mahomet Bilali) with individuals with similar names. He is not the same person as Yusuf Benenhaly , either of the Wahab brothers of Ocracoke Island,The Wahab family name was not Arabic but a variant spelling of Walkup or Wauchope, from Scotland.
|
|
Parataxonomy is a system of labor division for use in biodiversity research, in which the rough sorting tasks of specimen collection, field identification, documentation and preservation are conducted by primarily local, less specialized individuals, thereby alleviating the workload for the "alpha" or "master" taxonomist. Parataxonomy may be used to improve taxonomic efficiency by enabling more expert taxonomists to restrict their activity to the tasks that require their specialist knowledge and skills, which has the potential to expedite the rate at which new taxa may be described and existing taxa may be sorted and discussed. Parataxonomists generally work in the field, sorting collected samples into recognizable taxonomic units (RTUs) based on easily recognized features. The process can be used alone for rapid assessment of biodiversity.
|
|
Teaching is not dying, but entering a life process preceding us and following us over time: on this certainty of Vito and Bruna Fazio-Allmayer, it is based a pedagogic drive of Socratic kind, therefore the master feels a man among men, being more expert, while they are younger, but tending towards the new. The educator, in his becoming a person, turns into the historian of himself, in the relationship with his pupils he must acknowledge them in their individuality, rather than level them off. Opening to others is the contribution to living: as this sense of solidarity fails with everything, we will have the bother of anguish inside us. So the meaning of life is that of hope and love: the other individuals are not antithetical to their ego, but a necessary development of their ego.
|
|
The Football Echo was glowing in its praise of the side, writing Liverpool had lost through no error of their own but simply "met a team that was better balanced, more capable in combination and more expert in ball control". Seven days later, the scoreline was repeated in the reverse fixture at Ninian Park with Len Davies scoring both goals. Cardiff and Sheffield United met in back-to-back fixtures on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. After drawing 1–1 in the first tie, Cardiff recorded a 3–1 victory in the second, leaving them with a four-point lead over Bolton. In the final match of the calendar year, the team suffered their first defeat for more than two months when they lost 2–1 to Aston Villa in front of a crowd of more than 50,000.
|
|
But it was full of honour and promotions, as he became steadily more expert in navigation, and in the theory and practice of escorting convoys. He served on an aircraft carrier, was hydrographer on HMCS Swansea's Arctic cruise in 1949, did early work with military computers, was part of a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology planning the air defence of North America, held commands afloat and ashore, and ended his professional career as Deputy Chief of Staff (Support) for NATO's naval command. "He later taught at a U.S. Navy school, wrote a manual for the U.S. Navy, worked on Trident, a Canadian naval newspaper in Halifax, and retired to Victoria in 1989, where he was buried Monday among naval officers and admirers from virtually every province, as well as Hawaii and Washington. "Rear Admiral Hanington was born in London, although both his parents were from New Brunswick.
|
|
In the bread-and-butter style a number of planks, which have been shaped to the horizontal sections of the model and from which the middle has been sawn out, are glued together and then cut down to the exact lines of the design, templates being used to test the precision of the curves. In the planked, or built-up model, which is generally chosen by more expert builders, the planks are tacked to the frame, as in the construction of large vessels. Hulls may also be formed from modern plastics, which may be purchased from a manufacturer as termomoldings or fiberglass layups or fabricated by the modeler, by first making a positive model from clay or plaster (or using an existing model's hull) and then creating a negative mold from fiberglass or plaster. Models may be exaggerated cutters, so far as their underbodies are concerned, or, more often, are fitted with fin-keels weighted, after the manner of full-sized yachts.
|
|
As fiefs were originally granted by William the Conqueror as a reward for past service, there was no logical reason in feudal terms why the tenant's heir should take up the fief without himself having provided the king with some similar valuable past service. The payment of a fine for such "relief" can thus be seen within the logic of feudalism as payment in-lieu of such past service. Thus the right to inherit a fief was akin to a pre-emption right: the king would re-grant the fief to the heir in priority to a third party, so long as the heir paid his fine. This was a valuable right as the heir was more expert in the exploitation of the fief in question than of any other comparable estate of land, for example he was aware through experience of its optimal cropping rotation based on its differing soil-types and micro-climates, and he had available a local work- force loyal to his family.
|
|
Musashi writes, "In this kind of way of strategy, both those teaching and those learning the way are concerned with colouring and showing off their technique, trying to hasten the bloom of the flower" (as opposed to the actual harmony between strategy and skill). With those who are concerned with becoming masters of strategy, Musashi points out that as a carpenter becomes better with his tools and is able to craft things with more expert measure, so too can a warrior or strategist become more skilled in his technique. However, just as a carpenter needs to be able to use his tools according to plans, so too must a strategist be able to adapt his style or technique to the required strategy of the battle he is currently engaged in. This description also draws parallels between the weapons of a trooper (or soldier) and the tools of a carpenter; the idea of "the right tool for the right job" seems to be implied a lot throughout The Book of Five Rings.
|
|
The XFL also, at McMahon's request, followed a somewhat different format than traditional professional football telecasts: The announcers more closely followed the model of professional wrestling where the color commentator had a villain-like role, while the sideline reporters (who were predominantly male, a rare example of the XFL being more conservative than the NFL at the time, which was incorporating attractive female sideline reporters) were former players and experienced sportscasters who were relied upon for more expert analysis than usual. In the third week of the season, the games were sped up through changes in the playing rules, and broadcasts were subjected to increased time constraints. The reason was the reaction of Lorne Michaels, creator and executive producer of Saturday Night Live, to the length of the Los Angeles Xtreme versus Chicago Enforcers game that went into double overtime. The double overtime periods combined with a power outage earlier in the game due to someone not fueling a generator before the game delayed the contest, causing the start of Saturday Night Live to be pushed back from 11:30 p.m.
|
|
Psychologists using the SIMS may appear more expert in detecting false insurance compensation claims because they classify more patients as malingerers or as suspected malingerers and are thus, being perceived as more professionally competent, more likely rehired by insurance companies. The SIMS is usually scored by calculating the total score and also scores on 5 scales with 15 items each: Neurological Impairment (NI), Amnestic Disorder (AM), Psychosis (P), Affective Disorders (AF), and Low Intelligence (LI).[4] Of these 5 scales, the Psychosis (P), Affective Disorders (AF), Neurologic Impairment (NI), and Amnestic Disorder (AM) scales list obviously legitimate medical symptoms[5,6,7] that could be endorsed by both patients and malingerers at similar rates. It has been also shown that the Low Intelligence scale (LI) of the SIMS consists mainly of arithmetic and logical reasoning tasks or tasks assessing general knowledge on which patients tired by chronic illness, or those with the post-concussion syndrome, or persons whose attentional focus is disrupted by chronic pain may perform worse than uninjured persons[8,14].
|
|