We further argue in favour of the development of Knowledge-Based Industriapproachics, an approach that lies at the interface of industry and knowledge dynamics, and which can explain how a cluster may decrease the barriers to knowledge of clustered companies and, further, create a specific knowledge dynamics that is able to shape the industrial dynamics.
So it's entirely possible that the Saudis are purchasing a nuclear industry and knowledge base in plain view, with plans to marry that up with nuclear weapons know-how purchased from Pakistan.
As 16 million farms were in use in 2004 plus 2005, it is conceivable that all these are "new" (i.e. not previously infected) farms, but knowledge of the industry and knowledge of the database, supported by a replay experiment, suggest that the proportion of new farms is much lower, perhaps 10 25%.
Martin said the large reduction in commonwealth support for programs such as engineering was "difficult to understand given the government's public support for the idea that our economic future will depend on high tech industries and a knowledge economy".
Aqueous solutions of aroma compounds are commonly encountered in the food and biofuel industries, and the knowledge of their thermodynamic properties is very important for process design.
In a company statement, Mr. Posawatz praised Mr. Ewanick for his "wealth of motor industry experience and knowledge to guide us through this interim period".
I am sometimes involved in the corporate finance or consulting projects of my colleagues who need industry knowledge and knowledge about technology.
Her industry experience and knowledge persuaded a number of private investors to back her venture.
Mondragon is involved in four major areas: finance, industry, retail and knowledge.
Moreover, postgraduate training also suffers from a lack of engagement from end users and therefore, hampering knowledge transfer to industry and also knowledge gain from industrial research needs.
