He leads the 70-member Duncan Crew, experts from nine countries charged with spreading yo-yo's gospel.
If nations shifted billions from subsidies to programs to buy out boats and retrain their crews, experts say, the industry could shrink without exacting too great a cost in jobs.
Fortunately, this production, at the George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, is enlivened by a crew of expert performers who shoot over the play's rough patches and successfully score numerous laughs.
That includes commentary from drivers, their crews, and expert commentators, as well as a whole bunch of beautiful behind-the-scenes photos, all surfaced through a combination of algorithms and curation by the race league.
Ms. Bowers was part of an all-star crew of experts who helped to get the dancing right.
Inside, there is a poll of 2,400 parents and a crew of experts explaining why couples with children may have lost their romantic habits, once the pitter patter of little feet become part of the bedroom soundscape.
Likewise, when you're buying a TV set you don't want a crew of experts yelling in your ear about what every other TV shopper in America is thinking.
Like Apollo-program engineers, who 40 years ago (and also in Houston) cobbled together a long-distance fix to save the crippled spacecraft and its crew, these experts are trying something far beyond routine: shutting down an underwater out-of-control well by remote control.
That means corralling a compelling crew of experts (engineers, architects, land-use attorneys and even kitchen consultants) to make your case and keep the job from spiraling out of control.
He described them as "tanker crews, some experts in energy matters, refining, production, and especially systems analysts".
