It was claimed, for example, that the companies contracted to do the site were more expert at negotiating the 1,800-page 1,800-pageocurement manual than at designing web services.
Smith is a better run-stopper than Mickens, Coach BILL PARCELLS said, while Mickens is more expert at playing the receiver...
More than 10 years after a major inquiry into the deaths of babies at the Bristol Royal Infirmary said that children's heart surgery should be carried out in fewer hospitals where surgeons would be more expert at the complex operations, the NHS will on Wednesday finally make the decision on which units will close.
They are more expert at diagnosing cognitive errors, provide frequent metacognitive time-outs and make explicit links across the curriculum.
It means that a child is capable of doing something so beautiful, but if you put the same child next to an adult who is more expert at doing something it can produce something even better".
The camera pulls back to show his seven-year-old son, who is typing it all into a website.Children have always been more expert than their parents at something, but usually a game or a fad, not the era's most important business tool.
Humans are expert at recognising familiar faces, though some of us are more expert than others.
Children are far more expert at extracting "grants" from parents than is the Treasury HMRCC has no clout to compare with "Edinburgh could be our big break, Dad".
By contrast, readers of non-fiction are likely to become more expert at genetics, or cookery, or environmental studies, or whatever they spend their time reading and thinking about.
We suddenly become more expert at the very thing we thought they were expert at.
