My postdoctoral project used my existing expertise in protein biochemistry and enzyme kinetics, and I also needed to master new techniques, such as cell culture and virology.
It will take time to discover and build relationships with decision makers on the buying committee of each target account, and marketers will have to master new techniques and tools to do so effectively.
Ironically, so few employees learn new skills on the job these days that it's much more likely that an unemployed person might have expanded his or her skill set, either by taking classes, mastering new software or learning new marketing techniques in the course of extended unemployment.
Success meant mastering new technologies.
This activity reflects a crucial change in Germany during the last year: old-economy companies have understood they too must master new-economy techniques.
Eventually both sides mastered the new techniques of using choking agents such as chlorine, phosgene, diphosgene, chloropicrin, ethyldichlorasine, and perfluoroisoboxylene and launched numerous attacks though without any militarily significant breakthroughs once each side had introduced the first crude gas masks and other protective measures.
Fujifilm has mastered new tactics and survived.
It takes time for surgeons to master a new technique, for regulation to catch up, and for patients to learn their options.
This means that replication studies are more often the domain of graduate students attempting to master a new technique they hope to apply in their own work, using an existing study as a tutorial to make sure they understand how to use the data or methods properly.
Starting with something safe will not only help you build confidence, but also remind you that it took practice to get good at that thing – just as it will take practice to master a new technique.
Kim, who is one of the world's few experts in anabelian geometry, admits even he has his work cut out for him in mastering Mochizuki's new techniques.
