In many regions, women are also responsible for the management of small livestock, including their reproduction and they have often a more highly specialised knowledge of wild plants used for food, fodder and medicine than men (FAO, 1999c).
For his services in the Middle East, Fairley was mentioned in despatches a second time, and made a Commander of the Military Division Order of the British Empire for his "immense and specialised knowledge of tropical diseases in the Middle East".
These assets often require specialised knowledge of the sector.
For example, the blackboard architecture [21] houses thirteen knowledge sources which hierarchically deal with notes, intervals, chords, etc. Exploiting expert knowledge in problem solving is usually effective since specialised knowledge is explicitly coded for the task.
It will serve as a resource for general and specialised knowledge regarding these pathways as well as a platform for more detailed research". Cho-Chung, Yoon S., M.D., Ph.D.
Each review has a Plain Language Summary (PLS), for those without specialised knowledge, and an abstract, which are freely available from The Cochrane Library (https://summaries.cochrane.org).org
Health professionals have specialised knowledge and skills that can help advocate for preventative action (8).
Bilingualism is now widely seen by the Han majority as a useful tool for improving foreign language skills, particularly English, and for developing a workforce that combines specialised knowledge with foreign language skills.
More broadly, technocracy is also evident when democratic deliberations by elected officials are substituted for the application of the scientific method and specialised knowledge to address social issues and questions of policy making.
