Inferences from personal discussion with management were solely dependent on experience and expertise of person concerned.
Increasingly, many scientific techniques are used by the archaeologist, and he uses the scientific expertise of many persons who are not archaeologists in his work.
Ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia relies entirely on the expertise of the person performing the technique and how that person interprets the images, though the latest portable ultrasound devices are ergonomically designed for fast, easy use, even by less experienced personnel.
In fact, if you've ever been tempted to throw your computer across the room and scream, "SHUT UP" after you've read yet another "expert opinion" of someone, followed by the chattering comments of those who see themselves as further experts commenting on the expertise of the person whose expert opinion they are commenting on, you know why this picture is ironic.
Traditional identification methods recognize materials by the morphological characteristics of TCM; such methods mainly depend on the expertise of the person who identifies.
'My children and husband take priority - my family would not want that.' Daughter Concern over the expertise of the person coming in to look after survivors was common.
His focus, and the combined expertise of his 15-person team, which is set to double in 2017 thanks in part to this new funding and a new office opening in Boston, are the company's competitive edge.
Potential opportunities for shared research often centered on the expertise of a single person who had a track record of such work; as the development of research studies typically requires more than one year, it is not surprising that initial efforts aimed at fostering collaborative research focused on persons with significant pre-existing experience in research.
