Each person holds implicit views about something that he or she will be unable to verbalize and often, will be unaware of, namely, they remain tacit (Polanyi [1966]).
The paper reports some applications of PLs: (1) as a vehicle for making explicit knowledge that would otherwise remain tacit; (2) as an aid to teaching; (3) as a means of presenting statistical methods to managers.
Information, that otherwise would remain tacit knowledge and/or stickyinformation [ 58].
When the M.N.S. announced its threat to Pakistani artists, the B.J.P. largely remained silent, tacitly condoning any measures the extremist party might take.
Until now, both he and his running mate have remained silent, providing tacit approval for a growing atmosphere of violence along the campaign trail. .
If we remain silent, the racists will treat this as tacit endorsement – and history will damn us for it.
"To continue to remain silent conveys to the American public and the global community a tacit acceptance of these dangerous initiatives," they said in the letter, a copy of which was obtained by Reuters.
"To continue to remain silent conveys to the American public and the global community a tacit acceptance of these dangerous initiatives," the nine said in the letter to Holder obtained by Reuters.
"To continue to remain silent conveys to the American public and the global community a tacit acceptance of these dangerous initiatives," the nine said in the letter to holder obtained by Reuters.
I'm an advocate of curricula that are both diverse and flexible, for many reasons — not least, because an understanding of a wide variety of personal experience and ways of life is as important as an understanding of different places and times — and I think that the issue is too important to remain the tacit domain of technocrats and the whipping boy of the right.
