Outside support for such research has a number of positive impacts in terms of knowledge generation, transfer of expertise, local training and capacity building.
We drew on a generation of experience and expertise".
Unlike many physicists of his generation and expertise, Dirac did not switch to nuclear physics and only marginally participated in the development of the atomic bomb during World War II.
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"With every curatorial position you lose, you lose generations of knowledge and expertise," said Helena Wright, a curator at the Smithsonian's Museum of American History, who noted that concern about the situation at the Cooper-Hewitt was expressed last week at the council of the Smithsonian Congress of Scholars, a curatorial association.
While Sanders, the eldest of three daughters, had been the only one interested in wine-making, she'd always assumed that her lack of experience would not bode well for her in Bordeaux, a place heavily reliant on generations of handed-down expertise and tradition and dominated by men.
Some members of the earlier generation of FCO Arabists have expressed surprise at the apparent lack of expertise among their successors.
This left a generation of Albanian medical personnel with uncertain expertise and unrecognised qualifications.
