Take Iowa, a state that is, in both identity and capacity, American farm country.
What is so precious and central to an organization's identity and capacity that it must be preserved?
In my own writing I have taken on the question of our society's relation to the natural planet, to non-human species, and to human identity and capacity as we can see it through the last 50,000 years.
Drawing on the alliance literature, the impact of four partner-specific variables on inter-organisational design processes used to transfer knowledge and on three antecedents to knowledge transfer; shared identity, absorptive capacity and casual ambiguity is identified.
A parametric study was then conducted, identifying that increasing the shear rate (up to 3370 s−1) allowed to achieve the specified requirements for cell recovery yield (>80%) and viability (>90%) in 100% of the cases and no impact in hiPSC's identity, proliferation capacity and pluripotency was observed.
One of his self-constructed helicopters stands on view in the gallery, a physical symbol of what the man identifies as "our national identity, our capacity, our ability". Dinh Q. Lê, Untitled (Paramount), 2003.
The white, wealthy gentlemen gathered in that living room in Bulawayo were not talking about race or denigrating the black population because of the color of their skin, racial identity or capacity related to something inherent in their ethnic make-up.
The court ruled that since he had used his real name, and the Social Security number was only one of many pieces of identifying information, he "did not assume a false or fictitious identity or capacity," and "did not hold himself out to be another person".
These practices often occur already, but this emphasis should become a central motif for securing the development of vocational identity and capacities.
