The phrase "inherited knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to knowledge acquired from other generations, typically through cultural or family traditions. An example sentence could be: "My family has passed down an inheritance of knowledge that I have gratefully accepted."
(3) Inherited knowledge together with organizationally based learning foster the branching and renewal of technological lineages.
That's where the inherited knowledge versus response to conditions comes in.
Third, spin-outs from KIBS-firms are more likely to survive if they start in the same sector, indicating the importance of inherited knowledge.
However once numbers decline or the population becomes extinct, the inherited knowledge is lost and has to be retaught to juvenile birds to reestablish their natural migration routes.
We are trying to push away from inherited knowledge and more towards talking about the conditions of our own experiences: seeing ourselves as constructing subjects.
Bush argued that instruments were at hand which, if properly developed, will give man access to and command over the inherited knowledge of the ages.
He added, "I inherited this knowledge from my father so I found myself with this obligation".
Shias felt that there was a strong connection between Jesus and their inspired imams, who had also had miraculous births and inherited prophetic knowledge from their mothers.
The architecture centralizes the functions of accessing databases, user identification, and the validation of inherited clinical knowledge in a single component.
This, Darwin thought, suggested that his son could not have learned that crying is linked to sadness and must have somehow inherited the knowledge.Modern biologists have avoided experimenting with babies and eschewed linking animal "expressions" with human ones, for fear of committing the zoologists' sin of anthropomorphism.
Their findings indicate that different advantages – inherited industry knowledge for some, great intellectual talent for others – take entrepreneurs on different paths to different kinds of success.
