"We knew one another basically through the shows," said Delbert Trew, 68, the local supervisor of the museum.
"Before, tutors would come in for short trips and there was no local supervisor – it was very rushed and difficult to grasp".
I first met him 22 years ago when he was a local supervisor in Fairfax County outside Washington and I was a rookie reporter.
Talking to Paul Price, the local supervisor for the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, I learned that, one year into his posting, he has yet to get in.
"The totally innocent have been killed for no reason," the local supervisor, a man who uses the single name Usman, said, speaking by telephone from Kabul.
I had follow-ups at home with the local supervisor of the midwives' team, a service they offer to women who have had difficult births.
Ray Yu, a local supervisor for Thornton Tomasetti, points to the nearby Jin Mao tower and then to the Shanghai World Financial Centre across the street, rattling off the names of their architects and structural engineers.
b Increase in liquidation costs of local supervisor.
Hierarchical supervision dominates in Region H, where the cost advantage of the local supervisor is not too large or the liquidation cost of the local supervisor is not too small.
Similarly, the higher the liquidation cost the local supervisor (delta _{l}) the lower the likelihood that decentralized supervision will be optimal, because as shown in Fig. 3b the local supervisor will have an incentive to exert too little effort.
The local supervisor has a higher bias against liquidation (supervisory capture) and a lower cost of getting local information (proximity).
