Sentences with phrase «accumulated wisdom in»

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«Charlie Munger talks about this quite a bit; accumulated wisdom, and having been in the business and studied companies, and studied business, and studied people, and studied history for years and years and years and years and years, you ought to be better at it the longer you've been doing it and the older you get» Thomas Gayner

The inventory for privatization now includes the accumulated knowledge and memory of the people, the cultural and religious wisdom as well as symbols and people's ability to find pleasure are reduced as a commodity in the market place.

Biblical myths are often the telling of a composite of historical events in narrative form that reveal the accumulated wisdom of the people of God.

He quoted the words of historian Robert Mackenzie, writing in 1880: «Human history is a record of progress — a record of accumulating knowledge and increasing wisdom, of continual advancement from a lower to a higher platform of intelligence and well - being... The nineteenth - century has witnessed progress rapid beyond all precedent, for it has witnessed the overthrow of the barriers which prevented progress.»

When your starting five one - and - dones leave after one year, they're usually not available (while playing in the NBA) to continuously pass on accumulated hoops wisdom to younger players on a daily basis throughout the college year.

This is not to pick on Given particularly, who was an excellent goalkeeper back in his day and is, one imagines, an outstanding reserve to have around the place, covering the odd League Cup game here and there and passing on accumulated wisdom to any passing youngsters.

On most courses, each group also has a «mentor» (previously known as a «young manager,» for those whose Gradschool experience — like mine — dates back to the early»90s...), who is there to participate in all the activities just like the students but who is supposed to offer the benefit of their accumulated wisdom having actually been in the workforce for a while.

Conventional wisdom holds that large quantities of such hydrogen - laden organic matter were eventually buried in the earth, allowing oxygen to accumulate in the atmosphere.

This is done, says Dr Lo, by harvesting the wisdom of the masses — accumulated through years of effort by thousands of software developers — hidden in these passive, distributed and diversified data sources.

In brief, Price concluded that the groups he studied maintained good health not simply because they were limited to a more primitive environment and lacked industrial foods, but because they had accumulated wisdom about how to select important nutrient - dense foods and possessed the strength of character necessary to procure those foods even when doing so proved difficult.

While unfortunately this can not be the case for every single person, those who have aged tend to have accumulated more wisdom which can often translate in an all - around better dating experience and a much relaxed, open mind when it comes to meeting new people.

She meets Professor Norman and some colleagues of his who, despite their accumulated scientific wisdom, do nothing except gape at how awesome she is and then help her to take all the CPH4 in order to crank it up to 11 and achieve 100 percent cerebral capacity.

Akhavan follows the lives of these manipulated outcasts in a quietly hostile environment with accumulating wisdom, as some of them manage to break free and others prove to be not as lucky.

So my inclination is to rely (probably more heavily than my reform - oriented friends) on the accumulated wisdom reflected in current practice.

I credit the teachers and principals for the wisdom in recognizing where to begin their journey in building a high performing middle school, and valuing the knowledge that has been accumulated over the last several decades that informs successful work with 10 - 14 year olds.

Presentation / «Accumulated Wisdom: The Collector as Inventor,» with Melissa Catanese, Rutherford Chang, Carrie Cooperider, Tim Davis, Louise Harpman, Maira Kalman, Nina Katchadourian, Thomas Y. Levin, Harvey Tulcensky, and Penelope Umbrico The Morgan Library, 225 Madison Avenue, New York Saturday, 15 April 2014, 6:30 - 8:30 pm In an evening of short performances and talks, artists and scholars will consider the relationship between collecting and creating through case studies of their own collections.

Gavin's statement that attribution — which only deals with phenomena in the past or present — is necessarily «model based» is exactly the sort of revelatory statement that means that he spent exactly zero time trying the benchmark his attribution approach against the accumulated wisdom of the experts.

This volume reflects the wisdom abstracted from experiences accumulated over more than a decade of research and development in this area.