Sentence examples for generalist of the from inspiring English sources

Both are considered masters of their respective periods; while Pampa is identified as a stylist of the classical age, Kumara Vyasa is considered a generalist of the medieval age.

Furthermore, no data was available on the clinical indication for treatment and professional details (specialist versus generalist) of the doctor initiating the prescription.

But Hitchens writes more like the educated generalists of the previous generation — people like Isaiah Berlin, Malcolm Muggeridge and Raymond Williams.

Beaver appeared to be foraging as "picky" generalists; of the 9 plant species examined, 3 species of Salix (S. scouleriana, S. drummondiana and S. sitchensis) were selected by beaver, Salix bebbiana was avoided, and 5 species were neither selected for nor against.

More intensive training of generalists on the management of these particular clinical areas would result in an increased offer for these services within primary care and in increased continuity of care.

But it is their size and the generalist nature of the services they provide that has created opportunities for smaller firms like The Config Team.

But there is an argument that extending the programme into primary schools will be less successful, as those with subject expertise may not want to alchemise it into the more generalist approach of the primary school all-rounder.

A strong generalist view of the business (including knowledge of finance, marketing, and how to manage people) is the determining factor in making it to the top executive ranks.

Therefore, we suggest that less generalist species of the rodent assemblage, well adapted to linear habitats, may limit C. musculinus occurrence throughout the agroecosystem by habitat and spatial competition.

"Each designer approaches collections in their own way and it is hard to have a generalist view of the contemporary scene," Caroline Rush, chief executive of the British Fashion Council, says, "but there is certainly an awareness of the importance of defining what a brand will stand for very early on".

In the UK Crowdstorm is a privately-backed 'social shopping' site which is going for the generalist end of the market.