GG drew upon her sociological knowledge of 'social capital' to develop the concept of 'research capital' and MR drew upon her knowledge of organisations and systems to show how the concept is operationalized.
Mr. Davidson, who had a broad knowledge of global capital markets, patiently walked him through collateralized debt obligations, yield and risk curves, and the growing amount of international capital in need of a home.
London's licensed taxi drivers compete with the fleets of a handful of private car hire companies whose drivers do not require the same extensive knowledge of the capital's roads and landmarks.
Sharp, who had been questioned by MPs about whether he could be independent because of his donations to the Conservative party, had admitted he needed to improve his technical knowledge of bank capital.
Under their limited form of home rule, in place only since the early 1970's, the City Council, the mayor, the budget and even citizen-passed ballot initiatives can all be overruled by congressmen from states whose constituents' firsthand knowledge of the capital may be limited to the compulsory school trip.
Reicher's knowledge of venture capital and commercializing green technology make him an appealing candidate to Bill Becker, executive director of the Presidential Climate Action Project.
Now, I can use my knowledge of finance and capital markets to help them get financing.
The Norwegians use these maps to make smart choices with full knowledge of their natural capital — the myriad fishing, oil, mineral and biodiversity resources of their offshore territory.
Both nominees underscored their specialized knowledge of financial and capital markets — expertise in relatively short supply on the Fed's board at the moment.
The basement price of the shares and the use of prior investors to shore up orders were both likely indicative of limited pre-IPO demand for the company's equity, according to a source with intimate knowledge of the venture capital industry and IPO process.
