Local knowledge is less defined by a rigid and locally confined structure, but is characterized by a mixture of local and translocal elements of knowledge (Agrawal 1995; Robertson 1995; Eichborn 2001; Frömming 2006).
Of those D individuals, only a proportion, m, are replaced by immigrants from the regional pool, while the rest derive from locally recruited birds, so that local communities contain a mixture of local recruits and immigrants.
The show employs a mixture of local people and professionals who are brought in.
A mixture of local pride and bathos is more their thing.
There will be a mixture of local, national, international, business and sports news.
Deidre, 27, Melissa, 31, and Chenoa, 30, were a mixture of local and tourist, meeting for Melissa's birthday.
Three shows, with a mixture of local and New York City artists, are planned for this summer.
All infants had a eutectic mixture of local anesthetic cream applied before circumcision.
In the process, it used a mixture of local musicians and a few New Yorkers, including the trombonist Frank Lacy.
Neapolitans have a dough called pasta nobile, a mixture of local cheeses with flour and eggs, which they use instead of the sheet pasta favoured by my grandmother.
"A mixture of local good taste and the most appalling kitsch," was the verdict of the newspaper Liberation at the museum's launch.
