We analyze this process in the Canadian province of Alberta to understand the construction of a claim to expertise, drawing on theories in the social study of science and technology.
The plans for the cabin, the harnessing of expertise for its construction — "Dear Gary: Fine build 10' x 11' hut, sounds ideal" — and the subsequent arrangements for use when Ginsberg was absent (most of the time) form the ground of the "Selected Letters".
UNICEF Supply Division is pleased to launch a Construction Experts Roster, for five key areas of expertise corresponding to the growing demand at the country level for support in the area of construction and rehabilitation of facilities.
While construction and property is Aras's area of expertise, retail is Emin's.
The article examines the historical dynamics behind the construction of futures knowledge and futures expertise on the one hand, and current futures construction within design museum collections on the other.
This research was supported by internal funds from the Department of Design, Manufacture, and Engineering Management at the University of Strathclyde, and by provision by the Department of laboratory resources, materials for prototype construction, and expertise on the part of the laboratory technicians in constructing the prototypes.
Another methodological benefit of our approach is that it allows a broader base of expertise to be used in the construction of the BCG matrix.
Most of them were working in construction, with expertise in certain jobs.
Chemistry itself is seeing a flowering of expertise in novel methods of publication and knowledge construction, though only time will tell which approach will become part of the infrastructure of the discipline (Endnote 9).
Our results suggest that patterns of medical care can be approached using quantitative linguistic techniques, a finding that has implications for the assessment of expertise, machine learning identification of optimal practices, and construction of bedside decision support tools.
