Breitbard created Bloomsday for Los Angeles with the help of a bookstore owner in the Palisades; he found internationally known experts through connections with Robert Winter, music professor at UCLA and actor Bairbre Dowling.
Directors have an obvious and practical need to rely on management, committees and outside experts in connection with their oversight and decision-making obligations.They must be authorized to rely on management — and experts — in order to act with prudence and good faith.
You attribute the fear to "everyone from structural engineers to relatives of victims" that the work done by Silverstein Properties' experts in connection with investigating the precise causes of the collapse of the twin towers "may remain buried in sealed files, or even destroyed".
Finally, the subtitle of my piece said: "Companies in the North of England still suffer from a lack of expert advice and connections, despite some great ideas".
An environmental scientist and communicator and co-founder of the Pacific Institute, the MacArthur "genius" fellow and member of the U.S. National Academy of the Sciences is an expert on the connections between water, energy, food and health; the impacts of climate change; and international conflicts over water resources.
But an expert can build connections between ideas, recognize patterns and relationships that are often not apparent, and transfer knowledge to novel situations (Bransford et al., 1999).
Brown, an expert on social connection, conducted thousands of interviews to discover the root of deep social connection.
But it had a billion dollars in assets, state-of-the-art scientific facilities, highly qualified experts and political connections within the Japanese establishment.
Although the groups appear to have communicated with and received financing from foreign organizations, most experts discount significant connections with other militant movements, such as Al Qaeda and the Indonesian group Jemaah Islamiyah.
As consumers increasingly reach the Internet through wireless connections, experts fear that the heavy use of the airwaves will begin to create colliding signals and other problems that could greatly frustrate the further development of the technology.
