Wisdom takes the form of knowhow and there is craftsmanship to be admired, even in the sawing off of a shotgun: 'He squared up the cut with a file and smoothed it and wiped out the muzzle of the barrel with a damp facecloth and set it aside.
He told a boisterous gathering at the legendary Apollo Theater, in New York's Harlem neighborhood, the state would "take our knowhow and great medications to the countries around the world that are still suffering".
Assistant boss Alex Rae is confident he and coach Steve Thompson have the knowhow to lead Blackpool on matchdays in the absence of Paul Ince.
Waiting in the wings are some nifty ideas for applying ink-jet knowhow to commercial printing.At Drupa this week, Xerox took the wraps off its novel gel-ink technology.
Doctor-assisted suicide is usually if not universally taken to mean that the doctor provides the knowhow and the means to commit suicide, but the patient is the one who actually takes the pills or pulls the trigger, with or without the doctor's presence.
You need knowhow – the knowhow to work out which products your new technology should actually go in, the knowhow to make it in a factory, and to do the marketing".
"We have the expertise, the knowhow and the financial resources," says Pinta. "We just need to get more people to wear their helmets".
"We are 100% sure we can deliver, because the knowhow of how you take one cell and combine thousands of them together has already been done by Tesla.
Local training centres such as midwifery schools need better management and the knowhow to cater for female students.
Ultimately, Boni argues, "disruption creates 10 times the opportunity to advance -- if you have the guts and the knowhow about what to do.
