Private individuals not only have such knowledge, they have stronger incentives than politicians or bureaucrats to use the knowledge effectively.
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The subject has won the support of singer Jarvis Cocker, who said it encouraged children to use the knowledge they picked up at school rather than just "passively accumulating it in the hope of passing some exams".
He decided to harness the strength of what he calls "the finest RNA chemists in the world" to use their knowledge in the nascent field of RNA interference.
And like classically trained musicians who discover the liberating world of jazz, they use their knowledge of the traditional to push boundaries and create striking timepieces.
The researchers will also attempt to use knowledge of how the virus grows in cells to make a new type of virus that could only grow in specially designed "helper" cells, meaning the virus could not then grow in animals.
Amazon should have used a distinctly different name for the Fire so that serious readers would still proudly use their Kindles with the knowledge that they were still held in special regard by the firm.
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He said it was up to the Scotland's universities to use their knowledge base to move the debate forward.
We lack conviction and the courage to use our knowledge ....We lack leaders like Bill Casey, who have the courage to give strategic meaning to what we know.
The conservation effort at Lewa -- which is a mixture of classic habitat preservation, stringent security measures (the rhinos have their own security guards at all times) and the use of the latest technology to enhance the knowledge of a species and its breeding patterns -- has been astounding.
It rests with men whether they will make the proper use of the rich treasure with which this knowledge provides them or whether they will leave it unused.
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But in other situations the translator might be invited to use their own cultural knowledge as part of the application process.
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They understand that index fund portfolios outperform portfolios using active funds almost all the time and use this knowledge to increase their portfolio performance.
In this role, HR executives need to use their knowledge to help the organization set its strategic direction and develop its business plans in ways that are consistent with a talent decision science.
"We know that the ancient Egyptians had extensive trade routes and it is entirely possible that both medicinal plants and the knowledge to use them effectively were traded between regions and countries, " Dr Metcalf said.
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The products will be easy to use for consumers with limited technical knowledge, promised the companies.
Now researchers have shown for the first time that an animal other than a human can remember the social context of a past event, and use this knowledge to adjust its behaviour and plan for the future.
Working on the track at the Olympics I can bring back a lot of new knowledge that I can use in the field back here in Glasgow.
The use of natural resources within the Kayas is regulated by traditional knowledge and practices that have contributed to the conservation of their biodiversity.
Pilar Alvarez-Laso, UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Social and Human Sciences, stressed in her opening words that the idea of sustainable development depends on the availability of a knowledge base and the capacity to make use of it.
But the data I am referring to today is not the massive influx of data that is now available for dissemination and use, but is the most basic, rudimentary knowledge every marketer should be capturing.
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"The United States, to my knowledge, has never ruled out the use of nuclear weapons, " Rumsfeld said.
An amendment to the directive, recently approved by the European Parliament, could jeopardise the way that firms use privileged knowledge about their customers' trading intentions.
The teaching of literacy primarily focuses on reading, writing, speaking and listening, in order to encourage students to read, comprehend, reflect on their social experiences and use the language as an instrument of knowledge-seeking.
Whereas in the 1870s, East Coast and European bankers had no option but to trust deeply knowledgeable experts on specific illegible emerging markets such as oil and steel, by the 1900s, bankers could do to wannabe-Carnegies what people like Carnegie themselves had done to the artisan class: extract the knowledge they brought to the party and neutralize its use at the negotiating table.
As the Bush administration winds down, there's likely to be an exodus of political appointees seeking to use their knowledge for higher wages as representatives of the private sector.
The network will generate knowledge and innovation in support of the acquisition and use of literacy, and promote advocacy, policy formulation and programme delivery, as well as cooperation and partnerships.
With Hyper-V, the benefit is that your IT organization can use their existing knowledge, server infrastructure, and applications in a virtualized environment while taking advantage of the efficiencies the technology provides.
Now, the scientists are putting their knowledge of how the beetles sense infrared radiation to use.
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The ultimate goal is to use this knowledge to find new, safer and more targeted treatments.
It confirms the need to use evidence-based knowledge to expand our research and prevention efforts, in particular, to underserved populations.
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