These discoveries indicate that the site's Chalcolithic inhabitants had a culturally advanced community with a high degree of technical specialization and a wealth of foreign contacts.
Alexis de Tocqueville declared that technology, and especially technical specialization of work, was more degrading to man's mind and spirit than even political tyranny.
He, too, lays some of the blame at the door of the humanists themselves, decrying the "technical narrowness" of specialization and a "theoretical emphasis" that, he thinks, is more suitable to graduate than to undergraduate courses.
The research team comprised of three medical doctors (PI, Co-PI and technical advisor) with specialization in maternal health, anthropology and public health.
Academic life encourages specialization and technical thinking, and, oddly, there are few fields in which this is more true than philosophy.
Some argue that the level of specialization and technical expertise required to run a platform demands teamwork by different companies, each with its own research and development and command structures.
They may be thought of generally as forming a pyramidal structure, with three tiers representing increasing degrees of specialization and technical sophistication but catering to diminishing numbers of patients as they are filtered out of the system at a lower level.
By the mid 1900s, specialization and technical sophistication likely contributed to the beginning trend toward multiple authors.
Which ones do kids frequently start trying out themselves before receiving technical instruction in technique or specialization in genre?
A technical narrowness, the kind of specialization and theoretical emphasis you might find in a graduate course, has crept into the undergraduate curriculum.
