The Center will also host knowledge-sharing events and engage with the Chinese philanthropic community.
We've had 572 reported cases of these competitors' employees soliciting Airbnb hosts in their homes and, in many cases, going so far as to scrape host's personal profiles and listing their homes to populate their site without the hosts' knowledge or consent.
The group hosts knowledge-sharing events among candidates, each of whom pledges not to accept corporate backing, and it hopes to elect progressives to US office from across the country.
At the end of the study we will host a knowledge translation symposium in which the investigators, the knowledge users, collaborators, and other interested stakeholders will be invited to assess the relevance of the study findings in light of related evidence, the potential impact, and methods to extend the application of the findings.
Although this standard calls for a subjective determination of the extent of the host's knowledge, a close reading of the opinion makes clear that the majority actually is relying on objective evidence.
Our skin, not just a means to contain the various works and infrastructure of the human machine, is itself an organ, the largest one our body possesses, a host of knowledge and a network of sensory communication, processing both external and internal information.
As you grow, you can pay to host a Knowledge Base and manage multiple help inboxes.
A back door means access to data without its host's knowledge or consent, but you were well aware of the NSA's snooping.
Finally, in Spain, Budría and Swedberg (2014) show that the IV returns to host language knowledge for immigrants represent roughly 20%.
In our research, we find that after controlling for educational attainment, unobserved ability still accounts for a significant degree of variation in the return that immigrants derive from host language knowledge.
