"Tapping that pool of experience is not a surprise to us," Mr. Zimmerman said.
The loss of a vast pool of experience in the trade center disaster was bad enough, officials say.
Complaining that Labour's "pool of experience is being drained", he claimed the rise of women would "feminise" party policies.
And it is an irrefutable, if sad, fact that there is no pool of experience like the military's veterans of explosive ordnance disposal teams in Afghanistan and Iraq, two countries where improvised bombs became the primary causes of wounds to service members, and where the bombs have been used extensively against civilians.
"Founders can access a vast pool of experience from some of the most successful marketplace models in recent years," he says, citing the likes of Lieferando, SpotHero, CouchSurfing, Shpock, Xeneta, wikifolio, StarOfService, and Tourradar.
Blackrock gets it exactly right by pointing us to the fundamentals of human capital: "Longer lives have created a vast pool of experience, capability and wealth that can become a driver for 21st century economic growth.
The successes of the Gemini missions allowed the U.S. to overcome the advantage held by the Soviets since the late 1950s in the process, NASA built up a pool of experience that would later be essential for lunar missions.
We develop our dispositions toward such vital tools by careful research, and by drawing on the pool of experience of the general software development industry.
Certainly a wider pooling of experience and inquiry in the fields of agriculture and nutrition is called for.
Koplan sees this evolution as running "parallel to a shift in philosophy and attitude that emphasises the mutuality of real partnership, a pooling of experience and knowledge, and a two-way flow between developed and developing countries" [ 1].
