Synthetic biology is fundamentally interdisciplinary, with members trained in fields from biology to computing to engineering and with applications from biomining to human health, making it difficult to define (Kronberger 2012).
While these topics are important, each seminar is fundamentally designed to train students in the methods and practice of historical research and writing.
Most fundamentally, perhaps, ordinary people's attitude towards trained midwives has changed, and certain myths and misconceptions around childbirth have been dispelled.
"Anderson was trained by Bill Walsh and was a wonderful quarterback to watch: fundamentally sound, very smart, an extremely accurate passer and a very underrated runner," he said.
Whilst the technology will fundamentally change the nature of value creation, it will do best when humans are trained and equipped to work effectively alongside the machines.
And, more fundamentally, the psychologists object whenever diagnostic tools fall into the hands of amateurs who haven't been trained to administer them.
The idea that all we need to do is train workers is "fundamentally an evasion of a profound social challenge," former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said during a panel discussion hosted by the Brookings Institution last year in Washington, D.C. "Training is very important and indeed necessary," Summers told Stateline.
Given that CBR is an approach which is fundamentally based on training [ 20], it is somewhat surprising that almost 30 years later, evaluators consistently saw this as a neglected area globally.
To develop a statistical predictor, it is fundamentally important to establish a reliable and stringent benchmark dataset to train and test the predictor.
To watch an experienced director training her sights on concert culture is to realize how bland, and fundamentally anti-musical, the standard format has become.
Something fundamentally does not work, and is not working in the way we educate and train our young people to get them into the workforce.
