Given that progressing from simple to more complex requires deep knowledge of the particular system, we reverse the process and we consider chains of models generated by model reduction; in this process we use the additional requirement that model simplification may be expressed in a structural sense that may allow study of evolution of system properties.
Perhaps even more important, she comes with deep knowledge of the Whitney, having done postgraduate curatorial studies there in its Independent Study Program in the early 1980s.
At the same time, Facebook is currently hiring for a public policy manager in Francophone, Africa — who it writes can "combine a passion for technology's potential to create opportunity and to make Africa more open and connected, with deep knowledge of the political and regulatory dynamics across key Francophone countries in Africa".
The more time you get to spend on your science, the better, but succeeding in research requires more than just ingenuity and a deep knowledge of your field.
In short, subject matter expertise and deep knowledge will matter more than ever before given the rise of big data.
Black Dave whose Skate Life EP came out earlier this year brought some deep knowledge and a more than a few superfan nuggets, all of which made for a stellar back and forth.
Such comparative work produces knowledge that is profoundly more deep than anything learned by examining humans alone.
Once more, this work showed its author's deep knowledge of this religious subject and his appreciation of its standing in the 18th century.
The next phase of our future belongs more to teams of experts, and PhDs with deep knowledge, than to crazy coders straight out of Stanford undergrad.
Based on basic research and deep knowledge of methanotrophs, there are more possibilities to make methanotrophs become important and universal industrial microorganisms (Jiang et al. [2010]).
