I've been talking to several startups in this space, and I've been impressed by the amount of companies looking to leverage this technology and the data that can be acquired through it.
This has been used to explain why first-, second- and third-generation immigrants are more likely to describe themselves as British, rather than English, Scottish or Welsh, because it is an "institutional, inclusive" identity, that can be acquired through naturalisation and British nationality law; the vast majority of people in the United Kingdom who are from an ethnic minority feel British.
If this is right, it suggests that the child must have prior information that somehow constrains or orders the hypothesis space that steers the child to the right grammar, and it is hard to see how this information can be acquired through experience.
It can be acquired primarily through direct infection or can develop secondarily through inadequate treatment of drug-susceptible TB (DS-TB).
It means that there will be information around which could be stolen, which can be acquired through corrupt officials or corrupt operators, and [could be] used, for example, to blackmail people in the government or people in the military.
It is exactly because practical knowledge is situated and tacit that absorbing it is easier in situations of concentration and proximity; while explicit, codified knowledge can be acquired through education, for instance, implicit knowledge is acquired through sharing experiences and situations.8.8
The suspenseful El Mañana, by Argentine author Luisa Valenzuela, is a novel about language and the feminine condition particularly the manner in which feminine identity can be acquired through language and through resistance to patriarchal attempts to suppress it.
Endurance can be acquired through training and will.
Title insurance can be acquired through American companies like Stewart and First American.
And the emergence of outsourcing and virtual businesses means that capital-intensive assets can be acquired through alliances or contracts.
