What if the slippery Mr Obama, his head brimming with arcane incumbent's knowledge about Pakistan and other tricksy stuff, runs circles around the tongue-tied Texan?
The second part of the question had the current incumbent of the Knowledge's vast shoes watering at the mouth because it can reference Leeds United without needing to get the shoehorn out.
Industrial incumbents have product knowledge, customer relationships, and field engineers on customer sites.
We explore how an incumbent firm's internal knowledge and organization structure influences its strategic alliance formation.
A self-defined Jeffersonian constitutionalist, Mr. Simpson attributes his Republican primary victory in a "David and Goliath-like battle," against Tommy Merritt, a seven-term incumbent, to his encyclopedic knowledge of the Constitution.
I used this emphatic form because AT&T had slammed me a couple of years back switching me from my incumbent carrier without my knowledge and charging exorbitant rates for people who don't know better.
With an uninspiring stable of prospective GOP 2012 candidates and the knowledge that incumbent presidents win 70% of the time, I have to say that I like Obama's odds.
The early start is driven in part by the knowledge that the incumbent Republican governor, George E. Pataki, who has said he is likely to seek a third term, is popular and a formidable fund-raiser.
- Intellectual jurisdiction: in which the incumbent profession controls the cognitive knowledge of an area but allows practice by other professions.
This impacts incumbents in the dissemination of knowledge, particularly publishers and libraries.
"It's incumbent on us to make the knowledge economy as inclusive as possible," said FWD.us head Joe Green.
