Elucidating the genomic basis of adaptation and speciation in systems with in- depth knowledge of ecological sources of selection and phenotypic trait variation has been hindered by the lack of genomic resources, which are often only available for model organisms.
The Department of Culture, Media and Sport is also preparing to send a team of Arabic-speaking officials with in-depth knowledge of the country's history.
Under the new system, the panel is to be run by a "judicial panel chairman" who is to be a senior legal practitioner, independent of the BHA, with in-depth knowledge of the sport.
James Rea, LBC's managing editor, said: "Alex Salmond is one of the most outspoken and straight-talking politicians with in-depth knowledge of Westminster and Scottish politics and we look forward to him joining our powerful line-up this year".
As in previous years, we have assembled a panel from the Guardian's own team of editors and journalists, together with experts from the field of public service, including those with in-depth knowledge of local and central government, as well as services delivered by private and not-for-profit organisations.
We argue that the evaluation approach may also be applied for framework comparisons, given that people with in-depth knowledge of the respective frameworks are involved.
There are (cloud) consultants with in-depth knowledge of CC offerings and of the user companies' business processes and requirements, who identify and implement appropriate cloud services.
Harmonization experts must understand the spatial harmonization theory (more information in [8]), have the skills to handle data models (with in-depth knowledge of conceptual modeling languages and encodings), and practically realize the harmonization (e.g. skills to handle ETL tools).
