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In the past few years, the Eliava's skill has attracted the attention of Western entrepreneurs eager to harness the knowledge bottled up in Tbilisi's laboratories.
The challenge, and the opportunity, is to harness our knowledge of how real, graspable and bounceable things work, and use it to shape more meaningful, fulfilling, connected experiences.
Most attempts to harness this knowledge to engineer improved disease resistance in crops have failed.
Put another way, it is difficult to harness localized knowledge for more generalizable use (Boschman, McKenney, and Voogt, 2014) when creating "teacher design teams" [TDTs] (Huizinga, Handelzalts, Nieveen and Voogt, 2014).
This critical review presents a perspective on how to harness the knowledge gained in areas of mass and photon transfer limitations via photoreactor intensification processes to prolong TiO2 catalyst life for photo reactor design.
The latter findings are exciting in the light of the possibility of more pharmacological application of these bioactive probiotic molecules, and especially cost-effective production and targeted delivery of bioactive peptides seems to emerge as a feasible strategy to harness this knowledge.
Louis says that no matter how old someone gets, we should do more to harness their knowledge and experience.
So let us not be misinformed about our nation's ability and desire to harness the knowledge and experience of the private sector to defend our critical infrastructure.
We pay lip service to the "wisdom of age," but do little to harness the knowledge, abilities, and skills, of all of our senior citizens.
