Sentence examples for technical specialisations from inspiring English sources

Undergraduate degrees (or uncompleted graduate degrees) with technical specialisations received 123 TND; those with medical specialisations, 104 TND; and other specialisations, 100 TND.

We should highlight and attempt to re-launch a true "place-based approach" to counter the entirety of these problems (Palermo and Ponzini 2014), going beyond what are purely technical specialisations.

Firm competencies, particularly technological specialisation, are still important in biotechnology.

145 TND were paid to those with graduate degrees with technical or medical specialisations, and 160 TND to those with architecture or engineering specialisations.

The growing focus on technical skills and specialisation in nursing generally is not only at odds with cultural change in RACFs, but is also incongruous with demographic and health sector shifts that will see manifold increases in the cohort by the middle of the century and attendant rises in prevalence of non-communicable health conditions, including dementia [ 46].

Following sub categories were defined for "Reasons" (see table 3): From GPs' point of view, specialists see themselves as more qualified than GPs due to their specialisation and technical skills.

The government plans hundreds of university technical colleges and studio schools to encourage specialisation post-14, a craft-based stream of schooling first proposed in 1944 that never took off.

His co-founder Christopher D. Kairalla is an assistant adjunct professor at NYU who has held several technical roles at startups in the past whose specialisations include video and interaction.

These were the layout of the care rooms with their medical-technical equipment, and the specialisation of the care.

A higher level of specialisation and a higher level of technical expertise in the organisation may enhance implementation.

The origins of specialisation can be traced back to the technical nature of X-ray image capture and perhaps more significantly the difficulty of exposing, transporting and developing images on fragile glass plates for subsequent interpretation.