Barbara Landau told me that the "Caprice" experiment lent support to scientists who doubted that there was a firm division in psychology between procedural and explicit knowledge, saying, "It is likely that the relevant distinctions are more nuanced than these terms suggest".
Christian Democrat parties everywhere tend to treat the first part of their name as silent.The idea of a firm division between God and Caesar is embedded not just in the gospels but also in Christian history: hence the Holy Roman Emperors' multiple disagreements with the pope.
Our approach to community participation has led to a firm division between political protocol, like getting permission of the community leaders to work in the community, and research protocol.
When pressed, however, he explains that many of the firm's divisions are now based overseas.
Siemens, where Mr Baumann admits that several of the firm's divisions currently have negative EVAs, is a case in point.
Mr Belda showed off his fluent French while promising that several of the merged firm's divisions would be run from Montreal.
Edgar Wollard, a former boss of DuPont, recently proposed that a chief executive's compensation should be indexed to the pay of the senior vice-presidents that head his firm's divisions.
And it includes firms, and divisions of some big firms, that make electronic components that snap into such gadgets as mobile phones and digital cameras.
