In person he was good humoured and down-to-earth, but also a highly intelligent and astute man, intensely engaged with life and hungry for broader knowledge.
Walerstein was a general internist, admired for his broad knowledge of medicine.
Esteemed for his broad knowledge of the history of art and sound aesthetic judgment, Sherman was instrumental in encouraging a broader appreciation of Asian art among art historians and the general public.
But his talents for language, broad knowledge of politics and world and national affairs, and other journalistic skills soon carried him onto the news desk, a small team of editors who oversee the preparation of the newspaper's front page and serve as a final quality checkpoint between the newsroom departments and the reader.
The ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for and broad knowledge of topics and trends in various fields of science and technology, including astronomy/spaceflight, neuroscience, biology, archaeology, paleontology, and physics. .
In the absence of direct support for SETI research, SETI researchers say they are looking for candidates who show broad knowledge and support of scientific endeavors.
To foster an interdisciplinary environment, one trait Ning looks for in potential recruits is "broad knowledge and skills in multiple disciplines".
Here, we discuss the catalytic cycle of peroxidases and the mechanism of the suicide inactivation process to establish a broad knowledge base for future rational protein engineering.
The mechanism of suicide inactivation is discussed with a view to establishing a broad knowledge base for future rational protein engineering.
Marshaling his broad knowledge of science for the cause, he argued that the theory of evolution violated the rules of nature, and suggested that the earth was far younger than generally believed by mainstream scientists.
