Even the creative process is informed by television, with script editors and teams of TV writers being called in to apply their expertise in pace and structure to static prose.
Despite the increasing resources devoted to toxicity testing of drugs and chemicals in terms of animals, time, and expertise, the pace of regulatory decision making by agencies such as the U.S. EPA is best described as glacial.
"We want to make the UK one of the most secure places in the world to do business, by investing in the best expertise to keep pace with technological change," said cybersecurity Minister Francis Maude.
This hypothetical student may still be acquiring the expertise to keep pace with more seasoned researchers.
They point out that the judiciary moves at a snail's pace, lacks expertise in 21st-century financial crime and is influenced by politicians.
With our North Sea experience and world-class industrial expertise we should be setting the pace on carbon capture and storage.
Where the pace of conversation, ideas, expertise, contacts and interconnections is making is a true new hub of innovation?
Facilities tend to be understaffed and the care complexity of residents increases while expertise of staff does not keep pace [ 2].
"The expertise and senior leader cadre sets the pace of sustaining the organization," a U.S. defense official said, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss internal assessments.
Likewise, the slow pace of oil exploration has allowed technical expertise to be built, though there are risks that centralised decision-making will marginalise it.
The opera, four hours long, is a stunning piece of theater, largely because Mr. Christie's expertise in 17th-century French style, with its distinctive pacing and coloration, brings it so fully and vividly to life.
