This perception may also be fed by the knowledge that much of the international aid that Serbia needs to rebuild after a decade of sanctions and corruption is tied to the extradition of more war crimes suspects.
Their gambling has been fed by the knowledge that, if disaster struck, someone else borrowers, investors, taxpayers would end up bearing at least some of the losses.Since the era of frock coats and buckled shoes, finance has been knocked back by booms and busts every ten years or so.
Architecture is fed by the accumulation of knowledge from many disciplines due to the nature of itself.
The excitement is fed by the audience's knowledge that it is frequently getting the first look at movies that everyone will be talking about, and also by the Telluride tradition of "Sneak Previews".
Today's cash-strapped yogis who pay a monthly fee to a yoga studio – sometimes double the price of a gym membership – could be inspired to build their own daily – and free – yoga practice which is only occasionally fed by a teacher's knowledge and the group dynamic of a class.
This uncertainty is fed by our incomplete empirical knowledge of influenza biology and epidemiology, as well as the effectiveness of and public compliance with mitigation interventions.
To sum up, knowledge-capital is fed by modern or more ancient approaches of knowledge creation, coordination and diffusion.
The positivist clearly sees that the tendency towards reductionism is fed by the development of scientific knowledge itself, where each science participates in the evolution of the next; but history also teaches us that each science, in order to secure its own subject matter, has to fight invasions by the preceding one.
"Not one tweet is fed by anything other than my imagination and knowledge of the company," he told the BBC.
For many of us, the human desire for knowledge, stimulation, understanding, pleasure and enlightenment is fed by our engagement with the arts, literature, history or philosophy.
