Great leaders learn skills by not just forging ahead without knowledge but by identifying mentors or guides, studying their strategies and molding their techniques to their advantage.
That collective forging of knowledge appealed to her. Gordon likens science to a beach: "It has a zillion grains of sand, and if you can just contribute a grain--one novel thing--I think it's very important.
But opening accounts without customers' knowledge, even forging signatures — and then charging them fees — isn't some kind of gray area or borderline behavior.
University officials who argued against the visa restrictions invoked the lofty values of international education: spreading democracy, promoting knowledge and forging ties with future leaders abroad.
Here, one can observe a key effect of productive power in the generation of knowledge since, by transforming children into agents who act upon the principles of the rights of COTM, this body of knowledge is forging children into new subjects.
Action research, an overall approach to knowledge and inquiry, concerned with forging a direct link between intellectual knowledge and moment-to-moment personal and social action.
These were people whose careers were forged from accurate knowledge collated on many arduous field trips or from years of painstaking research and in I would come for a few hours and say "Ooh I like that, what fun!" Did I see them flinch?
This model drew on the hybrid Euro-Andean landscape knowledge forged in contexts of landholding institutions, urbanization, and demographic and climatic change of the early colonial period.
Communities came together, and on this night, new understandings were forged, in the knowledge that something about the way we live our lives had changed forever.
Cryptanalysis (from the Greek kryptós and analýein, "to loosen" or "to untie") is the science (and art) of recovering or forging cryptographically secured information without knowledge of the key.
