Most of us are not able to perform such analysis outside of our own specialization.
This means working with faculty advisors to develop one's own specialization statement.
An early commitment to that field was made by the university's first president, William Rainey Harper, who was wooed away from a promising career at Yale by John D. Rockefeller, Sr. Harper brought to the presidency both administrative acumen and his own specialization in ancient Hebrew and the Old Testament.
Most data sources still exist in isolation, each with its own specialization and focus (Stein, 2002).
Synergies in building the model across research groups may occur, each bringing their own specialization and features to the model.
However, rather than being just simplified, wingless versions of the queen, the thorax of ant workers has its own specialization.
Students may choose to: take additional courses in their area of specialization; build their own sub-specialization (e.g., area studies, computational social science certificate); enroll in language courses; or, minor in another program specialization.
This approach ensures the automation of the integration process when all sources reference a shared ontology, and possibly extend it by adding their own concept specializations.
The armored dinosaurs, ankylosaurs, and stegosaurs, the best-known members of a group called Thyreophora, all had bony plates that grew in their skin, but each group had its own odd specializations.
Kraft says the desired attributes of an entrepreneur (and a Kauffman Fellow) are a desire to make an impact, persistence and optimism, resourcefulness, a team orientation, and curiosity beyond your own narrow specialization.
Dr. Flamm, a renowned neurosurgeon and avid antiquarian book collector, has spent several decades collecting the essential earliest printed books that chronicle the birth and evolution of his own surgical specialization.
