Year in and year out, they pointed out, the justices manage to handle hard cases requiring substantial specialized knowledge across many fields.
The interdisciplinary structure of the program offers students an opportunity to satisfy the increasingly rigorous expectations of admissions committees and prospective employers for a broad liberal arts perspective that complements specialized knowledge of a field.
Texas also placed the authority to review the Commission's orders in a single set of state courts, "[t]o prevent the confusion of multiple review," id., at 326, and to permit an experienced cadre of state judges to obtain "specialized knowledge" in the field, id., at 327.
Students who thrive within such a focused setting strengthen their critical and analytical thinking skills and have the opportunity to acquire specialized knowledge in their chosen fields of study.
One antitrust expert, Andrew I. Gavil of the Howard University Law School, noted that the justices regularly decided complex cases, in antitrust, food and drug law and many other fields requiring specialized knowledge.
Increasingly, however, foreign-born students are taking their passion and their American diplomas back to their native countries, where economic growth has given these students the incentive to pursue their ambitions somewhere other than the U.S. A key influence on this trend is the relative shortage of H-1B visas for foreign workers in fields of highly specialized knowledge.
Expert witnesses must have specialized knowledge, skill, or experience in the area of their testimony.
These techniques require specialized knowledge in statistical programming.
Studying a secondary field, similar to a minor at many schools, can be a great way to pursue multiple intellectual interests and develop specialized knowledge outside your concentration.
How much specialized knowledge does it really take?
It requires specialized knowledge, and there's little personal payoff.
