At its most magnanimous, the lesson in the story becomes wisdom; it could also be small and surreptitious, like the knowledge of how to dig a hole properly.
As more small investors pool their money, knowledge and connections to dig up more and better deals, at least 170 angel groups now do business in the U.S., says Sohl, compared with a handful five years ago.
With a little inside knowledge, it's possible to dig beneath the surface specifications and determine whether you can afford to shell out the big bucks or if you can settle for a more modest model.
With my extensive knowledge of Gardner, I decided to dig deeper into how and why this book found its way into this market.
Moreover, due to the high performance of parallel computing and mature embedded system technology playing the key role of biomedical engineering applications, it allows the implement more complicated signal processing algorithms into general anesthesia and to dig out deep knowledge hidden behind these signals in terms of interpretation of more accurate DOA.
"This work doesn't require a lot of knowledge but it takes a lot of patience to dig out the interesting scores".
Sometimes, we have to dig deeper and equip ourselves with more design knowledge and concepts so that the websites we do build -- look clean, professional and appealing.
It is my knowledge that, when it does not appear to make sense or work, I just have to dig a bit deeper, learn a bit more.
The intelligence firm hired Italian private investigators to dig up information on Gutierrez's sexual history, according to three individuals with knowledge of its work.
Students at the Texas College of Mines were urged to "dig, dig, dig,….
