Even at time when the value of intellectual property is perhaps higher than ever, with local technology companies including Google and Apple spending billions of dollars on patents while the entertainment industry works frantically to stamp out piracy, it can be remarkably difficult for a lone creative professional like Mr. Quirk to protect his work.
In the beginning, she was often the lone woman at professional gatherings.
These have often been so provocative that it seemed Scruton relished being the lone voice, the professional contrarian.
The Manatees, who will receive free admission to games, are a motley crew: Mark Roberson, who would only say that he is over 30, is the lone member with professional dance experience; George Gonzalez, 39, is a self-described ham who has danced from disco to salsa; Timothy Koteff, 47, wondered if karaoke counted when asked about his performing experience.
The choice of Dr. McHugh as the panel's lone mental health professional was disturbing, said Dr. Mary Gail Frawley-O'Dea, a psychologist and psychoanalyst in New York, because there were so many other experts available who specialized in treating victims of sexual abuse.
While the FBI has, in recent years, shown reluctance to slap the terrorism label on attacks like the one in Charleston that appear to be the work of lone individuals, many security professionals argue that is a mistake, worrying that domestic attacks are being underreported and underestimated as a result.
One strategy is to assess the risk on a case-by-case basis, and take precautions accordingly, by using a risk assessment tool for safer lone working among health professionals [ 35].
Theoretical and practical implications for studying safety climate among lone workers in general and professional drivers in particular are discussed.
The fortunes of the LSA had begun to decline by 1920 when Boyce hired the first professional editor for Lone Scout, George N. Madison.
