This motivates the instructors to acquire not only the necessary solid knowledge and clinical skills, but also skills in organizing and managing people.
De Grey is a "very good scholar," says Olshansky, adding that anybody can become an expert in gerontology--by carefully reading the literature, acquiring solid knowledge of the field, and talking and debating with researchers.
These collection of specialized courses are of utmost importance for giving the graduate student solid knowledge wide background in the scientific discipline that he is majoring in.
Fox [43] forcefully argues that the sensible option might often be to skip the basics of a subject and jump right to the frontiers of powerful (solid) knowledge and thus bring the young students to the exciting edges of knowledge in the making.
Attendees will leave the course with a solid knowledge of the technical and creative priorities of food photography.
In the absence of solid knowledge on causes and prevention of fetal death, one strategy that has internationally been adopted is to terminate pregnancy at or beyond term, as fetal death rates seem to rise once the estimated date of delivery has been reached.
The teams that have a very solid engineering base and very solid knowledge of the car can help the driver as well; sometimes the driver is struggling and they can help the driver.
"The person who had control over the aircraft has a solid knowledge of avionics and navigation, and left a clean track.
