Leaning against the counter while waiting for his takeout, Read McFeely, a 50-year-old staff researcher at International Business Machines who lives in Ossining and described himself as a "beer aficionado," drained a half-liter of cold draft and said, "It's rare to find people like the Kerbers who have the expertise and dedication needed to present specialty products".
Large groups of color experts (and it is, indeed, a true expertise) convene each year to present, lobby for, and agree upon what will be the "Color of the Year," now and several years out.
From revisited estate strategies to private sector partnerships, public sector procurement, commercial professionals and civil servants have the ability and expertise to identify commercial opportunities to present to their elected executives.
Since clinical reasoning performance is context-dependent, it is relevant to present the domain of expertise in which this study will test these hypotheses: physiotherapy intervention knowledge.
The first format includes a case study to present contextualised information (case-based format), and the second format integrates evidence and clinical expertise (evidence-expertise format).
Today the BBC favours professional scientists to present, even if they rarely write the script and often stray outside their area of expertise.
HENVINET project: AB managed the project and contributed with analysis, discussion, and expertise to the networking activities presented.
But however good McBride was at manipulating the media, all his instincts and expertise seem to go out the window when it comes to presenting himself.
He has proved his expertise at presenting big pieces in big theaters.
To scratch this itch Cronon started a blog, entitled Scholar as Citizen, where he planned to use his scholarly expertise to shed light on present politics.
