Sentence examples for experts organize from inspiring English sources

To be able to do this, we have to understand the differences in the way people and technical experts organize their knowledge, and the way a name representing a technology activates knowledge.

According to Medin and Atran, however, knowledge in the two groups is differently oriented: "majority-culture experts organize their knowledge around goals that target adult fish" (p. 239) and are less ready to give answers in terms of life cycle and ecology.

"Clearly there is a need for nuclear energy for the environment, but the environment for nuclear energy is not so great right now," she told a gathering of several hundred experts organized by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Meanwhile, structural engineers and public policy experts organized to overcome the political paralysis.

All of these challenges will continue to be addressed throughout the HRH initiative with input from leading Rwandan dental faculty experts, organized dentistry, and governmental representatives.

Eric Hentges and Sanford Miller presented a report of a panel of 14 other academic and industry experts organized under the aegis of the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI).

We ordinary mortals can hire efficiency experts to organize our time, at the cost of about $200 an hour.

In tackling the problem of air defense of the Panama Canal Zone, he brought together civilian mathematicians and military defense experts to organize the first operations research group in the Air Corps, following two such groups formed by the Navy.

Enlisting an outside expert to organize a sale of contemporary art is a first in the auction world and the start of what officials at Phillips say will be a continuing program called Carte Blanche.

All three are classified by serial-killer experts as organized killers.

Local leaders of the environmental-justice community — experts at organizing on the grassroots level against things like dirty incinerators — joined with large national organizations like the Sierra Club and globe-spanning Web-based operations like Avaaz.