When the big movie studio system broke up in the 1930s it fractured into a large number of what were essentially small specialist firms and freelancers.
The Danish National Registry of Patients has tracked all non-psychiatric hospitalisations since 1977, and outpatient visits since 1995, including essentially all specialist care in the country.
And the jobs we are training them for"—essentially research specialists—"are marginalized" in the current academic research structure, Walsh and Lee write in an email to Science Careers. .
This last group is essentially composed of predator specialist of small arthropods such as Collembolan, Acari, or Chilopods (Traniello 1982, Masuko 1984, 1994, 2009a, b).
The more severe the cost is, the more specialists evolve, essentially creating one niche per resource for the highest cost.
The major specialists regarding public health, they are those who let children...trainers for clubs, it can be sports, that is, where children and youths are active...it is essentially they who are specialists, one can say, on public health.
Essentially, said Mark Harrison, a Taiwan specialist at the University of Tasmania, power is different here.
Sure, he relied here and there on a specialist, but he essentially did almost all of it himself.
It provides technology support services to specialist NHS facilities, essentially operating as a clinical systems integration supplier with highly focused outsourced service provision.
… As I am a Giants fan, Brian Wilson's arm scares me, and while Sergio Romo has put up video-game-like numbers, because of his overreliance on his slider, Bruce Bochy essentially uses him like a specialist.
