In later stages, expertise and efficiency decrease activation within the reading network and increase anatomical connectivity.
Or is this book purely a result of your later studies and expertise in this area?
It later developed an expertise in radar, another analog technology, making equipment for the military in World War II.
In later years his expertise ranged over a wide selection of popular dance forms, among them the cakewalk, boogie, calypso, the Charleston and most of all the virtuoso acrobatic moves of the aerial Lindy, an art that depends on a smooth toss and midair manipulation of the female partner.
Although the device's South African origins did not in itself pose difficulties for European regulators, Disa Vascular's management did find it difficult to find local people experienced in taking a new biomedical device through the regulatory process, and later developed this expertise in-house.
Is that the same 1950's expertise that later came up with strategic hamlets and body counts and carpet bombing?
Much later he put his expertise to work for a hyperkinetic former Oxford housemate, fellow Rhodes Scholar and companion in all-night talk and junk-food sessions.
(Regulators, you may recall, have an incentive to make rules as complex as possible so their expertise can later be hired at a higher price).Third, we should force corporate managers to eat some of the losses.
Usually, road safety is assessed by following adequate highway geometric design standards and can be controlled later by measurement and expertise.
If someone comes along later with better domain expertise on, say, sushi (see screenshot below), he or she is out of luck.
