Sentences with phrase «from generalist»

If your heart is hurting you don't seek treatment from a generalist, you go to a specialist.

Quality is typically the main reason that startups «upgrade» from generalist lawyers.

There are many other contributors here who approach climate issues from a generalist point of view yet you have been mostly picking on me.

By creating an audience persona for your blog, and applying it to each blog post, you'll separate yourself from the generalist travel bloggers who are trying to reach a broad audience, and failing miserably.

But only from a generalist POV.

You'll get much more from a generalist who can help you brainstorm marketing ideas in the morning and manage your manufacturing and distribution processes in the afternoon.

In reality, these specialists or those historians of religions engaged in the study of regional cultures or specific religions need informed criticisms both from, say, Buddhologists or Indologists, and from generalists in the field.

That could temper the notion that a law degree is required to advance in your career but distinguish someone who has bothered to pursue the certification in their chosen area from generalists.

The story follows a relatively simple narrative in which successive generations of U.S. corporate lawyers have evolved from generalists, to specialists, to someday, in the not too distant future, project managers.

On the human piece, there is growth in multiple areas of expertise, moving away from generalists to a «super bench of experts.»

Learning a specialization will set you apart from generalists since you offer a broader range of talents, he says.

From generalists to Private Equity specialists; from technology firms to financial services recruiters.

Not exact matches

Instead of the specialists sought by aerospace companies, he encourages his staffers to remain generalists who can design anything from a fuselage to a door handle and then go into the shop and build it.

Demand for specialist talents in the workforce is growing — but new workers emerge from college armed primarily with generalist skills.

From an organizational standpoint, companies can not afford to be generalists when it comes to pursuing leads.

«I like this vision very much, because it's a world in which there are multiple AIs, which to me is similar to the world we live in,» says Reid, pointing out that when you need help with plumbing, you seek it from a plumber rather than a generalist.

«I came from the school of thought where we are all generalists.

«We think more value is added by being generalists and seeing opportunities from a broader perspective.

Marathon prefers to employ generalists who are less likely to suffer from «reference group neglect» and better able to employ an understanding of capital cycle dynamics across industries» Edward Chancellor

So, unfortunately, most theologians (specialists or generalists) speak from and into a context that does not include most Christians.

She originally received her bachelor's degree in social work from the University of Montana and retains a strong foundation in the generalist perspective.

Other species such as red grouse, golden plover, curlew and black grouse are listed as likely to benefit from the «legal control of generalist predators».

The most important factor in education is a reliable scientific foundation that can be applied to any field, he says: «Generalists can move from one area to another.»

We highlight episodes of climate change that have disrupted ecosystems and trophic interactions over time scales ranging from years to millennia by changing species» relative abundances and geographic ranges, causing extinctions, and creating transient and novel communities dominated by generalist species and interactions.

Within this framework, each robot could be programmed to mimic the roles of the leafcutters: Droppers followed the light to the top of the ramp, picked up blocks, and dropped them back down the slope; collectors stayed at the bottom of the ramp to pick up the blocks and carry them back to the nest; and generalists both collected blocks from the top of the ramp and carried them all the way back to the nest.

As seen in the video above, after 500 generations researchers saw the generalist strategy begin to emerge: navigate toward light, pick up block, navigate away from light, drop block, repeat.

Researchers looked at data on births in Canada (excluding Quebec) over 3 years from 2006 to 2009 to determine if the type of physician, whether generalist or specialist, affected birth outcomes.

Although overall tree species richness did not change over the two decades of the study, the type of species that predominated at the edges changed radically: from specialized trees capable of persisting in the dark understory to so - called generalist species.

In general, bumblebees with longer tongues are considered «specialists» which feed on flowers with deep, long tubes, while short - tongued bumblebees, in contrast, are «generalists» and tend to move pollen from a variety of flowers.

Overall, though, the bulk of the bee species were generalists, collecting pollen from a wide range of plants.

The group is represented by possible habitat generalists (such as the large Enteroctopus dofleini which ranges from the intertidal to depths in excess of 450 m) and specialists (such as Vulcanoctopus hydrothermalis which is found only in hydrothermal vents).

• 70 percent of nests located on natural substrates (cottonwood and juniper tress) • Breeding pairs of Red - tailed Hawks, also considered a generalist species, increased substantially from the mid-1970s (1 nest) to the mid-1990s (33 nests) and have remained stable since that time.

Now, a team of scientists from Uppsala and Flinders University and the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) have discovered that hoverflies, a group of generalist pollinators, use a combination of cues such as color, shape and scent to identify flowers.

This topic is highly nuanced, and ultimately, the choice of whether or not to be a generalist or choose an area of focus comes down to each individual doctor, and what he or she is seeking from their naturopathic career.

With so many students, so little time, and so much competition from the noisy world beyond the classroom, it's clearly not plausible for teachers to be ever more expansive generalists, weaving a complex tapestry of alluring colors and textures into the fabric of what must be covered in any given course.

Some decisions were easy: to provide a program from 7th grade through graduation; to move students through the program on an individual basis; to ask our teachers to be well educated, but to act more as generalists than specialists; to keep teachers» student loads down, and to offer advisories instead of more formal and distant «guidance counseling»; to offer only one foreign language, but to expect all to learn it; to put our money into more adults, some of them young adults, rather than into high rents or new furniture.

As generalists, primary school teachers must teach the breadth of the curriculum; from English to Art, from Science to Geography.

The world is not hidden from them, and therefore they look for solutions to problems based on the big picture, which can form them into generalists (know a little about everything) versus specialists in a subject area.

It is based on the pedagogy from Singapore where, like teachers over here, primary maths is taught by non-specialist, generalist teachers.

She graduated from the University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College (UTB / TSC) with a Bachelor of Arts Degree and was certified as an EC - 4th Bilingual Generalist teacher.

A transplant from NYC, Lulu developed her expertise working as a Senior Recruitment Associate at Teach for America, Human Resources Generalist at Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, and Manager of Human Resources and Operations at the Ms. Foundation for Women.

He is currently pursuing his Early Childhood Generalist certificate from The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards.

Across this soup - to - nuts lineup — emphasis on the «nuts» — the Charger's subtler styling and civilized cabin may indeed draw another look from large - sedan generalists.

I am a bit of a generalist, so I try to look at things from many angles.

In the age of complicated legal matters, many lawyers are increasingly specialized and you'll get better services from someone with a practice focus in a particular area of the law than a generalist who deals with a broad spectrum of legal issues.

Canadian Capitalist is an example of a generalist personal finance blog covering everything from taxes to investments and insurance, while Squawkfox specializes in frugal living.

«We are generalists, so having a small animal anesthesia guide will be a good additional source to pull from.»

[5 — 8] Fitzgerald and Turner, for example, argue that «domestic cats (both house and feral ones) are best described as generalist resident predators, exploiting a wide range of prey, and able to switch readily from one prey to another.»

The Cooper Union Art program is often referred to as «generalist» or «versatile» when compared to other Fine Arts colleges; incoming students do not choose an academic major within the Fine Arts field, but instead are permitted and encouraged to select courses from any of the School of Art's departments.

He could start with the judges — as well as curators, the lineup could usefully contain a generalist, or perhaps an artist from another discipline (literature, theatre, film — anyone who could bring a fresh, outside eye to proceedings).