It can be influenced by a host of factors that include allegiance to country or club (Messi plays for Barcelona and Rolando for Real Madrid, two of the world's elite teams), how often you've watched each play matches, knowledge of and experience playing the game and exposure to the opinions of fans and experts.
They create more firms than regular folk; they circulate ideas, money and skills; they fill skills gaps; and they mix and match knowledge from different parts of the world.Born globalIn fact, today's smart entrepreneurs start global.
With regard to the causal relationship between IR and cardiac function, the availability of epidemiological and clinical findings are not matched by an equal knowledge of the underlying mechanisms: alterations in hemodynamics, plasma volume, neurohormonal status, and myocardial substrate metabolism, all appear to contribute to these changes [ 7].
Very few legislators, if any, could match his knowledge of people and places.
The owner's wealth rarely matches his knowledge of what, beyond money, makes a sports franchise tick.
"Nobody can match his knowledge of how our newsrooms function or his credibility among colleagues," the executive editor of The Times, Bill Keller and the publisher of The Herald Tribune, Stephen Dunbar-Johnson, wrote in a memo to the staff.
Google and Excite might call themselves search engines, but they could never command enough gigabytes to match the knowledge of things that could go wrong that my beloved grandmother amassed in her 90 years.
Only later, Resonate figured it might be able to apply the same methodology for advertisers who have to date found themselves unable to match their knowledge of their audience to online advertising campaigns.
In practice, we will not infer γ for the MDS and NMDS problem: the structures can easily be rescaled after convergence to match biological knowledge of the organism studied.
While selecting suitable matching knowledge demander and supplier pairs is of significance for effective knowledge services, an area that has been generally neglected in previous studies.
