Architectural professional education has been largely neglected in the expanding ESP literature, although the types of discourse that orchestrate professional training in this area have some interesting and unique features.
"I conduct my entire business through MySpace," said Mr. Wilson, 25, who relies on MySpace.com, a social-networking Web site, to orchestrate his professional and personal schedule and is no longer sure he needs an America Online account or even a telephone.
And really, is a scoop much of a dramatic scoop when it's orchestrated by a professional scoop maker?
They are orchestrated with distinct professional purpose — he supplies leaks that facilitate his agenda and she lies on her back as a method of advanced source management.
In a July 2010, op-ed he charged that comparative effectiveness research was part of a broader progressive onslaught orchestrated by "educated professionals, who have been trained to do technocratic analysis, who believe that more analysis and rule-writing is the solution to social breakdowns, and who have constructed ever-expanding networks of offices, schools and contracts".
The project was brought to a polished finish at the Philharmonic's culminating concerts, where the four-movement work, which Ms. Maskal orchestrated, was played while a professional narrator recited the poems and the paintings were projected on a screen.
These connections reveal disposability to be a racial and global process orchestrated by states and sustained by professionals (medical, legal, police).
With gusto, Mr. Green orchestrated the activities of a widening circle of professional acquaintances.
While employing professionals to shoot his pictures, Rockwell orchestrated every other aspect of studio sessions.
It alleges that the accounting fraud was "orchestrated by the firm's senior-most accountant professionals," and names Sanders, Canellas, and Mullikin.
