The story Hutton tells is meandering, but engaging, leading from his original teenage infatuation with Endo-san and the martial arts skills he would learn from him, to a more mature knowledge that friendship with such a man is a burden as well as a privilege.
Mature knowledge production emphasizes high-quality knowledge, produced and used efficiently and effectively.
Since the politically unengaged were not "sufficiently politically equipped to guide their judgments and actions by self-organized mature knowledge, the news article reinforcing political participation exerted profound pervasive impact on their behavioral intent," the research concluded.
But many would be pleased to work part-time and would bring a much-needed and mature knowledge to the workplace that is not available from any other source.
Among all the opponents, I worry most about sincere, thoughtful investigators who know from their own experience that mentoring young scientists is a powerful way to meld mature knowledge and youthful creativity into innovation and discovery (see Bourne, 2009, especially chapter 12).
Celine Dion: "There's no such thing is aging, but maturing and knowledge.
The pyramidal model ultimately won out in more mature knowledge-intensive industries, such as law and investment banking, and the same may occur in venture capital.
Results may have been influenced by this lack of time to mature the necessary knowledge to use the approach efficiently.
A maturing, deeper technical knowledge of one or more subfields of astronomy and astrophysics as reflected in thoughtful responses to questions at the oral exam.
As tests mature, the variant knowledge becomes increasingly stable and the alert rate decreases.
