Countering, others saw that children and families had the option to keep carrier information confidential; and that carrier knowledge and greater openness could work towards reducing stigmatisation.
They are Janus-faced: older characters are conduits to the past, embodiments of different times, carriers of knowledge that remains invaluable; yet they are also a glimpse of the future, living now where the young must go.
"We need the space to run our academic programs: to have the faculty that teach in these programs, to have the students who attend these programs, to create not only carriers of knowledge but ambassadors of New York for the future".
Cationic liposomes are the most studied nonviral carriers and knowledge about these systems has greatly evolved, especially in understanding the role of phospholipids and cationic lipids.
Informal contact between employees in different firms is claimed to be one of the main carriers of knowledge between firms in a cluster.
First, the HR stock is seen as the carrier of knowledge, attitudes or skills necessary to maintain an organizational strategy, not its outcomes (Bowen and Ostroff 2004; Ployhart et al. 2009).
This is the most popular form of resolving differences among knowledge carriers.
The reason for this is that traditionally the debates over scientific realism, reductionism, explanation, and laws of nature were couched in terms of theories, because only theories were acknowledged as carriers of scientific knowledge.
Closely related are institutional barriers from above, which include the lack of institutional structures that allow for a systematic dialogue with carriers of local knowledge in the field of risk management.
To this end, concepts involved in a task are extracted and used for perceiving various problematic situations which may occur; and keyword-based search and text parsing techniques are combined to retrieve possible remedies from unstructured knowledge carriers.
