Yet, while in a linear diagram as the electrocardiogram only relative distances from the originating point of the line matter, in the drawing a higher number of features color, thickness, intensity, contrast, etc.—are relevant (Goodman 1976, 229 230).
Find the constellation Leo, and locate the radiant, or originating point, of the meteor shower.
The legendary Prinzhorn Collection, amassed just before and after World War I in Heidelberg, Germany, is one of the originating points of the study and appreciation of art by the insane.
Bullet points of knowledge".
Now, toys, board games and so on are sometimes the originating point.
The reality is every communication comes from an originating point and it ends up at a destination point.
Those originating points are specific to, and controlled by, the traditional print, online or TV news organization.
By examining the location of the inventor of both the originating patent and the citing patent, it becomes possible to ascertain the path of knowledge flows from the location of the originating-patent inventor to the location of the citing-patent inventor.
The example of knowledge about oneself (de se knowledge) may illustrate the general point.
When recipient firms combine the originating firm's knowledge with knowledge that is unfamiliar to the originating firm, the recipient firms potentially provide insight to the originating firm on the viability of exploring such knowledge.
Economists think of knowledge, unlike physical goods, as "non-rival": use by one person does not necessarily preclude use by others.…and your huddled mathematiciansBut does all this emigration from the developing world harm the originating countries' capacity for innovation?
