By contrast, desorptive capacity could be just considered the reverse, as the ability to release knowledge toward a recipient that is able to give it, immediately or in the near future, a commercial output.
The desorptive capacity of the transferor is usually manifested in the ability to release knowledge and technology; this process is then facilitated by the ability of renewal intrinsic in the system under which the new knowledge pushes out previous knowledge and/or technology.
Physicians' tendency to release knowledge only when they consider it necessary has been found to curtail women's understanding and adherence to medical advice.
Although analyses using best-estimate tools frequently indicated substantially smaller releases – knowledge and data were insufficient to place reliance on the methods or the calculated results.
Geldof told her 166,000 Twitter followers she had assumed the names of the women "had been released for public knowledge".
The suspect, Sulaiman, who like many Afghans has one name, was released with the knowledge of the governor in south-central Oruzgan Province, said the provincial attorney, Ghulam Farouq.
Neither American nor Irish law enforcement officials would speak publicly about the circumstances surrounding Mr. Aich's release, although Ms. Scarlett, the embassy spokeswoman, acknowledged that Mr. Aich had been detained and released with the knowledge of United States authorities.
"I deleted my tweets however and apologise for any offence caused as at the time of tweeting had only seen everyone tweeting the names at me so had assumed as they were also up on news websites and the crown courts public file that they had been released for public knowledge.
Cambridge, UK-based True Knowledge released its natural language search engine into private beta yesterday (a story broken by TechCrunchUK).
For example, people usually identify the opinion leaders in a community through the intensity of information and knowledge released (Yoo and Alavi, 2004).
