Szulanski (1996) suggests that the origin of the stickiness depends on the lack of absorptive capacity of the recipient, the causal ambiguity (recipient's depth of knowledge), and an arduous relationship between the source and the recipient.
Szulanski [ 57] named these impediments as an arduous relationship, causal ambiguity and lack of absorptive capacity.
Although there are moments when Ms. Minot captures the physical chemistry between Benjamin and Kay and moments when she succeeds in conveying the toll their arduous, emotionally fraught relationship has taken on both of them over the years, these two characters are too self-absorbed, too self-pitying, to hold our attention.
A conflict of values is one of the most arduous tasks a relationship can face.
Under the watchful gaze of North Korean minders, 100 families separated for the last five decades today began the arduous process of rebuilding relationships torn apart by war.
In her award citation, she was described as "a consummate carver" with "arduous and physically demanding relationships with materials" who had "always been passionate and emphatic about sculpture".
Third, most of the patterns are of very small size and it is arduous to extract interesting relationship among items.
The details of this relationship prompt arduous contention and debate in the context of traditional humanitarian coordination mechanisms, such as the UN cluster system (Harvard Humanitarian Initiative 2011; Sandvik et al. 2014; McDonald 2016), and to a modest degree, in critical commentary on the application of humanitarian technology (Sandvik et al. 2017).
To watch an episode of "Dallas" today is to be stunned by its glacial pace — by the arduous attempts to establish social relationships, by the excruciating simplicity of the plotline, by how obvious it was.
To watch an episode of "Dallas" today is to be stunned by its glacial pace by the arduous attempts to establish social relationships, by the excruciating simplicity of the plotline, by how obvious it was.
