Stephen's early and perceptive repositioning of mountaineering knowledge and the sublime as it was measured and embodied by climbers had far more influence, according to McNee.
It was not until one day in 1995 that they found a way of putting their television trivia knowledge and knack for perceptive comedy to use.
Lipson and his students draw on engineering, computer science, physics, math and biology to devise and explore machines that can create knowledge and are self-perceptive.
For this reason, Morgan, Allison and their classmates need, more than ever, the knowledge and training to become perceptive consumers, interpreter and producers of their remixed worlds.
The result is perceptive appreciation that is also knowledgeable.
With his tongue firmly in cheek, he replied, "I respect Pat Summitt's knowledge of the game and how perceptive and keen she is, and that's just another example of that".
When asked about it Monday, he replied, tongue firmly in cheek, "I respect Pat Summitt's knowledge of the game and how perceptive and keen she is and that's just another example of that".
I also feel that his time at Bain, while somewhat controversial, gave him the knowledge and experience to understand from a business perceptive how to create economic growth, which also creates jobs for the middle class.
Overall, the HENVINET as it has developed, has tried to become the intermediary between research results and their use for decision and policy making: some members of the consortium are the "hero scientists", but the development of the knowledge evaluation process has changed us all towards being more perceptive to the difficulties of the "mediation" or "facilitation" process.
She's perceptive, self-assured, and, most surprisingly, willing to accept when she's wrong, proving that she's more interested in knowledge and truth than in being right.
