These experts are invaluable not only in developing the specific fields of knowledge but also invaluable to other institutions that require their services.
As such, it would probably be of greater benefit to anesthesiologists or intensivists who have advanced echocardiophic knowledge and who desire to improve their knowledge in specific fields of echocardiographic assessment or to cardiologists in training than to regular anesthesiologists or intensivists with a basic knowledge of echocardiography.
The interviewer may be looking for potential in these analytical areas, perhaps more so than knowledge in specific fields of expertise.
Students spend their first and third years in residence at Columbia Law School and their second year in residence at Columbia Business School, building a solid base of knowledge in both areas while gaining expertise in specific fields of interest through electives.
One of the knowledge sources is the mental models of experts working in specific fields of construction engineering.
First, this study reviews the updated and consistent literature on scale development practices to be applied in, not only a specific field of knowledge as carried out in most systematic review studies, but across various fields.
For instance, beyond generalist technology transfer, the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) is now funding Innovation and Knowledge Centres to promote early commercialization of research in specific fields.
The directors attempt to answer the question of whether ordinary individuals should be tasked with collecting knowledge for presentation online, or this should be relegated solely to academic scholars in specific fields.
Thus, each educator and teacher must strive their utmost to better themselves in their specific field of expertise as well as in other knowledge to reinvent themselves and be able to look at their knowledge in a more meaningful and dynamic fashion and not stick to the same views all the time.
At the same time, it must be emphasized that success in the use of the abstract principles of control depends in roughly equal measure on basic scientific knowledge in the specific field of application, be it engineering, physics, astronomy, biology, medicine, econometrics, or any of the social sciences.
