He would not be the first nonexpert to run the Energy Department.
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But that's where the nerdcloud obscures things—it further silos people into expert and nonexpert categories.
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I'm a nonexpert on the subject of parcel shipping, so my opinion on Amazon's the -U.
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As a nonexpert, Mr. Wang had some unconventional suggestions, like trying out sumo wrestlers for goalies.
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Here, "Comedian" is funny because it reassures the nonexpert viewer that they were right all along.
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"This makes it almost impossible for a nonexpert to know if they are doing the right thing."
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Almost all of them serve aesthetic or gastronomic ends, though to a nonexpert they can seem ludicrously fussy.
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Mr. Ferguson is not shy about mentioning his own past problems with addiction, and even the nonexpert panelists make provocative contributions.
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Experts also aren't perfect and new research shows that people have a sense of when to value nonexpert opinions over experts.
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For a nonexpert, with an appetite for art but a limited amount of time and money, this situation calls for careful strategizing.
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The pace is too rapid for any nonexpert to absorb or glean the significance of all the details, which Périot generally leaves unexplained.
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Metaphor and analogy are important in scientific communication because they make new ideas understandable to both expert and nonexpert audiences.Baake, Ken. Metaphor and Knowledge: The Challenges of Writing Science. Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 2003.
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With 0 intended for "not a valid tsunami report" and 4 being "certainly a valid report", a score of 2 was assigned to the event, meaning that it was "possibly a valid report" based on insufficient information, nonexpert observations, and unclear descriptions.
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Darioly, A., & Schmid Mast, M. (2011). Facing an incompetent leader: The effects of a nonexpert leader on subordinates’ perception and behaviour. European Journal of Work and Organizational Psychology, 20(2), 239–265. Schmid, P. C., Schmid Mast, M., Bombari, D., & Mast, F. W. (2011).
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"The food of love". The Guardian, Features & Review p. 9. while also making these topics accessible to nonexpert readers by avoiding the use of scientific jargon. One particular focus of the book is on cognitive models of categorization and expectation, and how music exploits these cognitive processes.
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Diffuse design refers to the designing capability of individuals who are not formally trained as designers. Drawing on the natural human ability to adopt a design approach, nonexpert designers bring diffuse design into the world via a combination of critical sense, creativity, and practical sense. Diffuse design was coined by Italian design scholar Ezio Manzini and was a central theme of his 2015 book Design, When Everybody Designs. Manzini asserts that everybody is endowed with the ability to design, though not everyone is a competent designer and fewer still become professional designers.
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