Ms. Fishman contends that unless companies move aggressively to retain the silents, they risk losing valuable workers who are at the peak of their expertise.
Unfortunately, assessing flow-mediated dilation (FMD) and peak flow velocity (PFV) requires technical expertise and ultrasound equipment.
This essay is adapted from Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2016, 336 pages).
Prof Anders Ericsson, an eminent education psychologist at Florida State University, is the co-author of Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise.
Sánchez pulled it off with the expertise of a man at the peak of his profession and it was another delicate touch that caught out United three minutes later.
To find phase transitions in the development of expertise we use the same metric, a peak in mutual information.
This is in keeping with evidence from the human expertise literature suggesting that deliberate practice is required to maintain peak performance (Ericsson et al., 2006).
She was at the peak of her artistic career, renowned as painter, pop artist, cultural activist, showing expertise in various mediums including sculpture, painting, collage, film, performance, happenings, fashion design, and publishing.
A linear mixed model was applied to nine kinematic metrics (including endpoint error, movement time, peak speed, initial jerk, and deviation from a straight line) to assess the effects of teleoperation and expertise.
These can be economic (getting senior-level expertise for reduced hours and cost) as well as operational (hiring for specific or complementary skills, or at certain peak periods).
