Their distinct professional approaches can be read against their Bauhaus origins and Soviet experience, but are not reducible to them.
They are orchestrated with distinct professional purpose — he supplies leaks that facilitate his agenda and she lies on her back as a method of advanced source management.
We have lived all this time with a view that the conventional media is on borrowed time, that it is being superseded by new ways of communicating, that we are all reporters now, and that there is no longer a need for a distinct professional caste of journalists who will mediate the news of behalf of the public.
Drawing on in-depth interviews with economists, institutional analysis, and a wealth of scholarly evidence, Marion Fourcade traces the history of economics in each country from the late nineteenth century to the present, demonstrating how each political, cultural, and institutional context gave rise to a distinct professional and disciplinary configuration.
Conservation biology only emerged as a distinct professional enterprise with its own practices, cultures, and social institutions in the 1980s.
Economics knowledge, analytical abilities, regional expertise, diplomatic skills, language proficiency and the capacity to apply theory to real-world problems give students a distinct professional advantage.
Economics knowledge, analytical abilities and the capacity to apply economic analysis to real-world problems give our students a distinct professional advantage.
Their knowledge of economics, analytical abilities, regional expertise, diplomatic skills, international experience, language proficiency, as well as capacity to apply theory to real-world problems, give students a distinct professional advantage.
At the same time, his desultory activities as a music theorist suggest that music theory was not viewed as a distinct professional scholarly discipline in Telemann's day, but a subject to which any experienced and curious musician was invited to engage.
