The pain is concentrated among the big-boy generalists in the middle, especially Tesco and Morrisons.
Really, the only thing that distinguishes them from the cable channels is that they still try, most nights, to be broadcasters, generalists in an age of specialization.
They bring together specialists and generalists in multidisciplinary teams, they aim to keep people out of hospital and they have a deep understanding of population health needs.
In an interview at her home in Forest Hills, Queens, which serves as her office, Ms. Sheppard called herself "one of the last generalists in this business, and if you don't have generalists, you don't have perspective".
But because they are scientists and empiricists rather than generalists in the humanities, the place from which ideas were customarily popularized, they suffer a double whammy: not only the whammy against ideas generally but the whammy against science, which is typically regarded in the media as mystifying at best, incomprehensible at worst.
Despite the need for generalists in all fields at the college level, specialization reigns.
This could explain both specialist-specialist and specialist-generalist coexistence, despite the apparent advantage of generalists in competition.
Thus the authors of Han collectanea privileged generalists in their comprehensive syntheses of competing traditions (Lewis 1999).
The relative simplicity of cEEG with a reduced montage and aEEG trend analysis makes it attractive to generalists in the ICU.
Oki and its compatriots are hardware-centric generalists in an era when wealth is being created by turning out new, narrowly focused technology.
Whilst there is still a need for what might be termed generalists in consultancy, more and more consulting organisations are arranging themselves into industry-specialised groups.
