The Jewish scholar argues that it is contemplation not of the cosmos but of Jewish history that procures knowledge of God.
The present study attempted to procure knowledge about the self-reported mental health of immigrants from the former Soviet Bloc currently living in Sweden.
Firms can acquire appropriate tacit knowledge of a partner and procure codified knowledge through an external network.
Global virtual teams (GVTs) allow organizations to improve productivity, procure global knowledge, and transfer best practice information instantaneously among team members.
Before the internet, there was no easy way to procure the knowledge it took to distinguish a record that should be worth $40 from a $4 one.
He was noted while in India for his scientific knowledge, which procured him a lucrative civil appointment, but his advancement was interrupted by ill-health, and after executing extensive surveys of the country, he was under the necessity of returning to England, where he died.
Use your skills and the knowledge you've procured becoming the best at what you do, and diversifying your skills, to anticipate any issues that may arise.
(M must be strengthened somehow, say with a supplemental method, or with evidence about the circumstances at hand, if knowledge is to be procured).
But he insisted that Mr. Perricone had been acting alone, telling a federal judge in June that he and his first assistant, Jan Mann, "did not have knowledge of, nor did we authorize, nor did we procure or have any knowledge" of Mr. Perricone's commenting.
Procured by a past lover, Mary comes primed with the knowledge of what will press Rudolf's buttons.
