But the male lead of "The Abstinence Teacher" — the tacit lead, that is — is not one of Perrotta's normal guys: it's Jesus, who has come to visit the town of Stonewood Heights, and apparently means to stay.
It is interesting to note that tacit knowledge sharing intention does not necessarily lead to tacit knowledge sharing behaviour unless the moderating effect of external control is taken into account.
In this way, a strong learner-task relationship, along with attributed relevance, may lead to a tacit acquisition of skills.
Even though these plans were surely explained to me ahead of time, the effect is one of dreamlike disorientation, followed by a deep breath and a tacit decision to follow Mr. Murray's lead.
Difficulties such as these initially led to Labradors being tacitly cross-bred to other types of retriever.
The example above clearly illustrates the dangers of accepting government assistance lightly, and shows just how it can lead to voters giving their tacit approval to the administration's actions -- be they constructive or destructive.
Controversial at the time – its focus on the tacit ideologies of Old Masters led one critic to liken it to "Mao's Little Red Book for a generation of art students" – it's now regarded not only as a landmark work of British arts broadcasting, but as a key moment in the democratisation of art education.
But youth hockey has so far followed the lead of the National Hockey League and allowed — even tacitly encouraged — fighting in some youth leagues for players from 16 to 20.
Still, by presenting Mr. Headley as its lead witness, the government was at least tacitly supporting his story and asking jurors to convict a defendant based largely on his testimony.
In recent weeks China has tacitly agreed to allow the United States to take the lead in figuring out how to dismantle North Korea's nuclear weapons program, offering no support to its neighbor and historic Communist ally, analysts said.
