Services based in the public cloud have already become influential with knowledge workers, who no longer rely on IT's approval of their on-demand content-sharing practices.
To be influential, the knowledge must be codified and made explicit (see [ 13]).
Among the 'at risk' group there was little sense that health information websites such as NHS direct were directly influential on knowledge and awareness about lung cancer – or any other serious condition.
As for the magnitude of influence of self-selection effects, self-selection seems to be more influential in knowledge-intensive workers' residential location and work location choices.
Results show that joint ventures as opposed to contractual alliances are more effective and influential in facilitating knowledge sharing and creation.
Aware of the need for exactness and detail, she collected a vast amount of data that led to useful and influential syntheses of knowledge, culminating in Pueblo Indian Religion, 2 vol. (1939).
675 749) widely influential Source of Knowledge, which draws mainly on the late antique commentators on Porphyry's Isagoge and Aristotle's logical works.
While in the most influential European theories, knowledge has mainly been gained through reasoning, traditional Chinese thought understood this question in a much broader sense, namely as something which also (or primarily) stems from moral contents.
The following year, the first edition of his influential General Theory of Knowledge appeared and, in 1922, he was appointed to the prestigious chair of Naturphilosophie at the University of Vienna.
It is the natural strategy of empiricism, still very much alive and well, to place properties as the ultimate basis epistemic and consequently ontic for talk both of individual concrete objects or substances and of general kinds or types.[20] But of course empiricism is not the only influential theory of knowledge (let alone as a standpoint for ontology).
