In 1924 he immigrated to Canada, where his uncle, a studio portrait photographer, taught him the basis of his profession.
The site functions much like an inscrutable co-op board: its members, who pay no fee, induct newcomers on the basis of education, profession and most important, their network of personal contacts.
Table 4 shows the distribution of victims on the basis of their profession or role in the X-ray procedure that caused the accident.
The teachers, on the other hand, had a different take on the subject: they insisted on the fact that drawing was the basis of the profession and that it should definitely not be abandoned.
The power of music and its inherent abilities to animate, enliven, stimulate and more are the very basis of the profession of music therapy.
This rendered the conference a landmark for WPA in its pursuing the dialogal basis of our profession [ 1].
While prior studies have compared physical and observational action experience that individuals have acquired in their daily lives or on the basis of their profession (Calvo-Merino et al. 2006; Liew et al. 2013), fewer have implemented training manipulations that precisely quantify the amount of exposure to both kinds of experience and performance ability.
Recent work by expert panels emphasizes that education in globally-relevant health issues should form a basis of contemporary health professions education [ 5].
Attempts were made to reorganize society on the basis of representative bodies of professions, patterned on the fascist model in Italy.
The chapter goes on to describe three ways "profession" has been defined disabusing readers of common misconceptions using the "contract model" to explain the relations between professions, society, individual professionals, professional organizations, and ethics, outlining major characteristics of professions on this basis.
