It's about remixing longer video content into useful — or entertaining — highlights packages that can be used as a learning aid (by letting people re-watch individual segments until a tidbit of knowledge sticks, for instance), not just a medium for condensed video buffoonery.
He says: "I blend culture and heritage with modern technologies so my knowledge will stick around".
Working with wild-born Sumatran orangutans originating from two genetically distinct populations, we recently combined field experiments with captive work to show that genetic differences could not account for differences in their knowledge of stick use.
One particular protocol, the honey-trap experiments, exposed two communities of Eastern chimpanzees found in Western Uganda, which differed in their knowledge of stick use, to a honey acquisition task, where liquid honey was trapped in a vertical hole drilled into a wooden log., Members of the two communities relied on different techniques, consistent with their cultural knowledge.
With strength and durability that could last thousands of years, paper can preserve information without the troubles we find when our most cherished knowledge is stuck on an unreadable floppy disk or lost deep in the "cloud".
For the understanding of film formation in such a liner the knowledge of sticking coefficients of the growth precursors is mandatory.
Is this really about firm economic knowledge or sticking with what we know?
TODAY'S sophisticated knowledge economy is stuck with the equivalent of an abacus for measuring the actual financial value of corporate assets and liabilities.
Claire Costello, head of philanthropy for U.S. Trust, said the mismatch came from advisers who were unsure about their philanthropic knowledge so they stuck with offering the technical advice they were more comfortable with.
Though I still love jazz, my knowledge of it is stuck in midcentury.
But the documents and chronologies show the company had ample knowledge of incidents of sticking pedals well before its recall.
