Sentences with phrase «age of specialization»

And this is an age of specialization.

Born in England in 1861, he entered the intellectual life before the deluge of scientific knowledge and the age of specialization.

Dr. Z sees Sunday's showdown in San Diego as a triumph for the age of specialization — and for the Broncos

You would think this wide range of knowledge would earn travel writers respect (if not a loyal following), but in an age of specialization it tends to do the opposite, painting them as irrelevant generalists.

It is also due to the generalist nature of climatology in an age of specialization.

Climate is a generalist study in an age of specialization.

We live in a generalized world in an age of specialization.

Climatology is a generalist discipline in this age of specialization.

It's an age of specialization — students have to stream themselves fairly early into a specific area because the generalist can't keep up with all the changes in the law and runs a big risk in solicitor's negligence in trying to keep up with everything.

In an age of specialization and high billing rates, clients should hope firms allocate work based on (1) understanding the client's matter and matching skills appropriately and (2) balancing lawyer work loads so that assigned lawyers have sufficient «share of mind» for the matter.

In this age of specialization, there are several individuals, performing varied activities and working at different levels of the business set up who contribute to the success of the organization.