Sentence examples for a generic knowledge from inspiring English sources

To address this challenge we previously developed a generic knowledge management framework, BioXM™, which allows the dynamic, graphic generation of domain specific knowledge representation models based on specific objects and their relations supporting annotations and ontologies.

In the third generation, outcome-based education is now being introduced that aims at improving the performance of health systems by adapting core professional competencies related to specific contexts, while drawing on a generic knowledge base [6].

This could be considered a generic knowledge layer and would answer questions such as "What is being made available and is it of interest to me?" and "Can I access it?".

Another aim is to start investigating the possibility of building a generic knowledge module that can be plugged into an ASR system without being trained on specific data for the given task.

One of the intensively curated PGDBs is MetaCyc [ 19– 21], which serves as a generic knowledge base that organism-specific networks can be reconstructed from.

Using a generic knowledge management framework we were able to configure and populate a productively used, project specific systems biology knowledge base within 6 month with similar, software development based integration projects being reported to take between 2-5 years [ 13, 23].

"They thought they would go in to an oil company and say, 'We should manage your I.T. service infrastructure because we know it better than a generic knowledge-management company like I.B.M. or Accenture because of being in the oil industry,' " he continued.

We also summarize our findings in the lessons learned that provide a transferable generic knowledge for similar type of applications.

The System aims to reflect several decision-making factors and criteria to build a conceptually complete model comprised of fundamental engineering knowledge as well as "know-how" from general principles, generic knowledge, specific knowledge and case based reasoning.

"Competence," on the other hand, was the generic knowledge of a language possessed by a native speaker — the sentence forms that would be recognized intuitively by such a speaker as correct.

We describe a novel computational technique for extracting reaction data and building a generic reaction knowledge base (GRKB) to provide chemists with useful and well-organized knowledge.