At the same time, the connoisseurship of Old Master painting was becoming increasingly professionalized.
Individuals who can be classed as freak-show performers (also called "human curiosities") were present in America as early as 1738, but they were not highly professionalized, and they appeared more often in the context of scientific lectures than in theatrical performance.
The more specific the goal, the better understood the technology, the less professionalized the personnel, and the more stable the context, the more likely that rational decision making will occur.
As they professionalized the teaching and writing of history, the new academic historians sought to dislodge the picture of the American past that had been painted by their predecessors.
And in the 1620s a thorough reform professionalized local government and placed it securely under the control of the crown.
However, beginning in 2002, conscription was ended and the military became professionalized.
On the other hand, the economic relaxation of the NEP implied a relaxation of state control in some spheres, though at the same time the party and police networks throughout the country were strengthened and professionalized in such a way that they were soon to be adequate for the imposition of the next round of militant socialization at the end of the decade.
It professionalized and tamed the armed forces and made important contributions to the consolidation of Spanish democracy.
In 1972, he obtained his post at SUNY Buffalo, but he continued to insist that composition could not be taught, that it should not be professionalized.
Social-services departments had been professionalized as if they were corporations.
The sport was not yet fully professionalized: French players weren't paid, although foreigners were allowed a small salary as enticement.
