"The traditional major banks and savings banks don't have the flexibility and knowledge of our business, above all new business, that Banco Popular has," he says.
Once again, as with their skeptical counterparts, contextualists claim that regarding the truth conditions of sentences used in attributing/denying knowledge as depending on context makes best sense of the flexibility in our knowledge-attributing behaviour.
Having the skills, knowledge and flexibility to adapt and respond to changing conditions on the ground are essential if needs are to be adequately met.
The Mara, like other semi-arid rangelands, occupies a mosaic of different suitability profiles for livestock, and it is the flexibility of embedded knowledge that has retained both robust livelihoods alongside rich flora and fauna.
To our knowledge, no existing comparable framework offers the flexibility combined with the statistical functionality of MCM.
Good practice often depended on the knowledge, understanding and flexibility of individual staff and teams, leading to the delivery of reasonable adjustments being haphazard throughout the organisation.
However, their consistent implementation was often dependent on the knowledge, understanding and flexibility of individual staff and teams, leading to the delivery of reasonable adjustments being haphazard throughout the hospitals and clinical areas.
The advantage of 1C1V is that users are directly involved in the image processing results to combine the flexibility, creativity, and general knowledge of the scientist with the enormous amount of numerical rows connected to image files.
2 33 This assumes that professionals have the time, resources, knowledge, expertise, flexibility, and willingness to implement such activities.
Leaders must allow for projects to be designed with the flexibility to adapt to new knowledge.
