The business genes are the fundamental and invisible ideas and knowledge.
The invisible, the idea, is not the contrary of the visible, it is the invisible of the visible.
ADAM SMITH'S modern disciples are far more enthusiastic about his celebrated invisible-hand idea than he ever was.
The show, originally hosted by Alix Spiegel and Lulu Miller and now hosted by Spiegel and Hanna Rosin, has evolved every season, and studies the invisible forces emotions, ideas, cultural norms, and so on that shape us.
The business genes are the invisible business ideas, the knowledge about how to produce useful output and generate an economic surplus, the knowledge about how to increase human well-being and wealth.
Fairhead opened her speech by referring to the "invisible gorilla": the idea that people are so focused on looking at how the BBC is governed that they forget to notice something different in their vision.
Some defenders of the neoclassical conception argue that the drive to maximize one's individual interests often leads to cooperation with others and, through the "invisible hand" (the idea that self-interested acts drive social welfare) of the market, to the ultimate common good of all.
You haven't looked properly: a couple of them cost the staggering amount of £40!" What fur signifies for Wermers is a strong physical presence ("It's a dead animal at the end of the day") which in turn gives off an invisible forcefield – an idea the artist has long been interested in.
V. would become a blueprint for his own invisible omnipresence, an idea of somebody "out there" which I often, in my young loneliness, mistook for random women on the bus.
But the Constitution also "floats in a vast and deep — and, crucially, invisible — ocean of ideas, propositions, recovered memories".
