Examples of using Local knowledge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Global Capability, Local Knowledge.
Local knowledge, that's what you need and I know it is right here.
Owners have good local knowledge.
Well now with the Census of Marine Life, we will be able to sidle up to all the locals andexplore 90 percent of our living space, with local knowledge.
With access to an integrated global network of road, rail and sea transport resources,the company prides itself on delivering global service with local knowledge.
That's one of the lessons he actually learnt from his father… local knowledge is the key to making a good return.
They arrange opportunities to meet fellow international business students, provide academic support,help finding housing and share specialized local knowledge.
In each placement,FSD blends the interests and talents of these people with local knowledge and expertise to develop and implement sustainable development projects in the community.
Decentralization- People are able to specialize and draw on local knowledge.
We see in Embrapa's extensive local knowledge and dedicated researchers a great asset that complements our proprietary know-how and expertise, and will assist us in optimizing and accelerating our solution for castor growers.”.
Help the local industry grow and prosper while preserving local knowledge.
As a leading global outsourcing provider, Fujitsu employs thousands of experienced professionals aroundthe world- providing a blend of local knowledge, automation and offshore efficiencies- and project teams who have transformed hundreds of data centers as well as thousands of IT systems.
With access to an integrated network of road, rail and sea transport resources which stretches worldwide,the company prides itself on delivering global service with local knowledge.
It is vital that strategies for managing future impacts of climate and land use change can be readily available,incorporate local knowledge, and are understood by local people who work and live on the lands that are under potential threat.
And what's exciting-- you all travel, and you know the best thing about traveling is to be able to findthe locals, and to find the great places by getting the local knowledge.
The multinational staff of more than 1,400 professionals, located throughout the world,provides a first-rate reservation service that uniquely combines local knowledge and local connections to provide the best hotel deals to both business and leisure travelers.
If a deal is not for you it might be for someone else,so as part of your local knowledge you should ensure you know all the other players in your area and what their specialities are- then you can pass deals along that you don't want to do, hopefully making an introduction fee on the way.
For the Life team, capturing the humpback whales' unique mating contest, known as a heat run,would need local knowledge, hours on the water, and a big slice of luck.
Amza is an Israeli manufacturing center ofproducts for the surface finishing market based on local knowledge and international know-how agreements. Amza is part of the MacDermid Enthone group- one of the world's leading companies in developing and marketing surface-finishing technologies, metal finishing and electronics manufacturing;
For example, while computer vision may lack the depth perceptionneeded to detect a median in the center of the road, such local knowledge would be included in the GIS template.
You can connect with stakeholders likethe manufacturers and talk with them face-to-face and leverage their local knowledge of manufacturing practices and their clients and combine that knowledge with our engineering knowledge to create something greater than either of us could have done alone.
How can the Wikimedia movement help to articulate the value of a shared digital public sphere,while simultaneously affirming the importance of local knowledge, languages and contributors?
The program in Public Pedagogy and Art Practice at Srishti brings together a rich set of practices from cultural activism, public art,urban and rural studies and the study of local knowledge systems into an emerging area of study that looks at traditional and contemporary public creative practices that are used to educate, inspire and provoke a larger public.
Three years of dirty energy with not many jobs, or centuries of clean energy with the potential for developing expertise and improvements in efficiency based on technical skills,and developing local knowledge about how to get the most out of that region's wind.
Ideally the dead snake would be brought in with the person, butin areas where snake bite is more common, local knowledge may be sufficient to recognize the snake.
They understood that to bring their enterprise to a successful issue they must have the co-operation,the enthusiasm, the local knowledge, and especially the self-sacrifice of sailors.