On the other hand, suppose that the status of experts is substantively grounded, so that to be an expert is to possess some ability lacked by non-experts (taste, say) in virtue of the possession of which they are able to discern historical connections between established artworks and candidate artworks.
This could have many explanations including that we did not pick the critical skill for solving the traditional problems, that our learning format does not induce transfer, or even that our students use novice heuristic methods to solve the traditional problems so that the possession of the expert skill is of no relevance.
A large woman went over and beat the screen, as if to batter these home-screen experts out of their self-possession.
A large woman went over and beat on the screen, as if to batter these home-screen experts out of their self-possession.
The greatest effect, experts said, would be in drug possession cases, noting that California is now the first state in the nation to downgrade those cases from felonies to misdemeanors.
The "experts" gathered round the table displayed full possession of facts and figures about my homeland.
These so-called experts and the way they talk about possession doesn't interest me.
Dr David Caldicott, a drug and alcohol expert from Australian National University, said increasing penalties for cannabis possession had no evidentiary basis and contradicted the advice of Australian and global drug experts.
Firearms experts have told the BBC that while criminal possession of grenades is rare, some are still on the streets.
But firearms safety experts also suspect that some people new to firearms possession may not have basic weapons education, which used to be a stronger focus of gun advocacy groups like the National Rifle Association.
The selection of the experts was on the assumption that they were in possession of relevant knowledge pertaining to the subject.
