For example, business leaders in China may be better able to apply experience gleaned at home to other Asian countries with similar income levels and customer needs.
Furthermore, although ultrasonography is less-invasive and relatively easy to apply, experienced skills are required to judge AUS-positive nodes.
Yet the opposite is true for other purposes such as applying experiences to real life (e.g., a career), researching information, and interacting with different perspectives, where such meaning making activities are associated with microblogs and location-based applications.
Ascertaining whether our findings generalize to other institutions and populations across the developmental spectrum (e.g., medical students with limited applied experiences versus residents and other more experienced clinicians) may be a fruitful line of research.
It's a contentious argument, but it brings up an interesting point; maybe business students would be better served by having more applied experience as part of their requirements.
"Dilbert" creator Scott Adam's recent Wall Street Journal op-ed suggests that mediocre students of all subjects are better off with some applied experience than they are with time spent in the classroom.
The internships are managed through FBI Headquarters and used to provide students with applied experience within the FBI.
This study applies experience management principles to the construction phase of construction projects and develops a construction assistant people-based map experience management (APMEM) system for contractors.
Intuitively, he had the right vision, but his applied experience hadn't yet caught up, leaving him to honestly evaluate where he had gone wrong.
My specific applied experience is primarily in print media however I do bring experience in digital advertising sales.
