Today we do know, Leonard adds, and that knowledge led her to join the ranks of Detroit's lively community of environmental health advocates.
Our study was based on a literature review which gave us the possibility to identify the main conceptual categories useful to study and characterize SMEs' ability to build their own knowledge-capital and to join (and benefit from) innovation networks constituted by large corporations.
After Everyman repents of his sins, Good Deeds does gather her strength, and she calls on Beauty, Discretion, Strength, Knowledge, and Five Wits to join them.
Components may focus specifically on the development of knowledge and skills necessary to join the STEM workforce, and/or include skills that will be useful in any future workplace, such as communication and time management.
In an effort to promote the development of the sciences, Chile set a long term goal to join the knowledge society in which knowledge is generated and shared to ultimately improve the human condition through innovation and technology.
Walsh had taken a conservative approach to negotiations, with the knowledge that Anthony wanted badly to join the Knicks via trade or free agency.
The population is growing and more people are trying to join the knowledge economy, yet that's tough with class sizes ballooning and teachers underpaid.
If the global community acts now, together, and differently to join scientific knowledge with cross-disciplinary collective solutions and innovative development strategies, we can indeed shape our climate future.
In April, we invited students of KIPP (knowledge is power program) schools to join Virgin America as it celebrated its new terminal in San Francisco.
