Sentence examples for generalist label from inspiring English sources
The "generalist" label is not generally respected in research settings.
The significant attention being paid to the STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and math) has created a backlash in which the humanities-minded are defending the importance of the liberal arts and generalist education and are labeling the professional degrees as merely "job focused" or vocational in nature.
These workers labeled 'incremental generalists' captured more work than 'erratic generalists' – freelancers with work history in a range of unrelated categories.
Here we focus on two of these generalist ancestors, called Ancestor1 and Ancestor2 for simplicity in the present study (but labeled as Ancestor1 and Ancestor3, respectively, in our previous study [ 19]), because the replicate populations that evolved from these ancestors in the EQU-only environment always maintained the OR function, despite losing most other unrewarded functions.
"Microsoft is a generalist.
The generalist has become rare.
"So many university courses are generalist.
You have to be a generalist.
Barry's more of a generalist".
