Added to this lack of formal education are the limited resources and time constraints that surgeons, residents, and medical students face in acquiring the educational skill set to adeptly navigate this innovation and entrepreneurial landscape.
I feel I have had a unique set of experiences that have given me good judgment when it comes to navigating potentially sensitive matters combined with the skill set to help clients navigate them," says Kuryk.
So one sweltering weekend, I set out to navigate the city by nose.
Bezos deliberately chose a word that alluded to the business he saw downstream, rather than the actual entrepreneurial waters he set out to navigate in 1995".
Enjoy anyway" blocks the entrance with a bejeweled latticework sculpture before viewers set off to navigate the many works dotting the interior.
Further, explorers set out to navigate or tame the remaining unknown natural terrains.
These days, as I slide behind the wheel of my EV1 and set off to navigate the streets of Los Angeles, environmental and political aspects get lost in the sheer aesthetics and excitement of the drive.
Three months into his new job as the first chief prosecutor of the first permanent International Criminal Court in The Hague, Mr. Moreno Ocampo, now 51, is just setting out to navigate through a global minefield of justice and politics.
Armed with an expatriate's sociological curiosity and a Rolodex full of A-list names, she sets out to navigate the "complex maze" of unwritten rules and unspoken assumptions that inform many of the French capital's fabled enticements: food and wine, lingerie and fashion, clever badinage and suave gallantry.
A team led by Alberto Broggi at the University of Parma has built an autonomous car that will be set loose this summer to navigate Italian urban traffic by itself a formidable test.
New-media innovators are bent on making the television set as easy to navigate as an iPad.
