Sentence examples for bringing experts from inspiring English sources
It was remarkably easy to set up and a great way of bringing experts virtually into the classroom.
By bringing experts from various fields together, the Center's mission to provide a physical and intellectual infrastructure where scholars and practitioners can work together, across disciplines, to tackle issues of mutual interest or concern is met.
"Stanford's new Cyber Initiative was started for the purpose of bringing experts from a wide swath of disciplines – including computer science, law, engineering, the social sciences, and education – together in order to focus on this important topic and related issues". Cybersecurity is expected to be raised as a key priority by President Obama in his State of the Union address next week.
"I suspect that the good practices that we have worked so hard to develop have slipped... so that we have reverted to visual identification of age instead of actually bringing experts in to look at psycho-social cognitive functioning to determine whether a person is of a certain age.
"There's a working group that's organized by the Commission, bringing experts from all over Europe and from different [sectors], technology but also justice, to discuss it together.
For example, he recently contributed to the development of a test for human growth hormone doping, bringing experts together to offer guidance on the design of the studies and to guarantee that new tests are fit for antidoping purposes, scientifically and legally.
It is sometimes still the case that an artist, bringing expert knowledge and an analytic mind, will be a more helpful guide.
"The aerospace industry globally functions by bringing expert suppliers of structures, systems and services together to develop and produce aircraft," he said.
As well as bringing expert knowledge to the part of the curriculum that deals with journalistic writing, she now runs a newspaper club at the school.
And it would immediately bring experts on head injuries into the process.
The UK brought experts in both military and civilian nuclear programmes, sanctions and international law.
