Its high point in variety, specialization, and standard of workmanship is named Aterian for the type site Biʾr al-ʿAtir in Tunisia; assemblages of Aterian material occur throughout the Maghrib and the Sahara.
In particular, teachers attested to the need for continuing PD for certified teachers to focus on content areas and standards outside of teachers' specialization and how to integrate multiple learning goals from different content areas.
Expert opinion is crucial to agreeing upon staffing standards, within activities by specialization and current supply appropriateness.
Depending on the specializations of medical activity applied in these hospitals, they are divided into specialized (with one specialization) and general (with many specializations).
The growth in the number and skill of software vendors has lead to specialization and an explosion of computing options for medical centers to consider and interface standards have become more widely accepted, as have network standards.
In clinical diagnosis the complexity of these systems requires user specialization and training in accordance with the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) in the USA, ensuring high-quality standards of accuracy, reliability, and timeliness.
Based on the insights of the innovation literature on comparative advantage, we therefore disentangle the concepts of 1) economic specialization, 2) technological specialization, and 3) innovative specialization.
It is a demanding task, which requires study, specialization and extreme caution.
For reasons of size, specialization and prestige, other kinds of organizations are also experiencing title bloom.
Academic institutions reward specialization, and specialists are invariably at risk of missing the larger problem.
True, but specialization and cost-cutting can go too far.
