Sentence examples for a method of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Then, based on these results, this paper proposes a method of knowledge representation for supporting the LOMan design.

The approach of social reassembling puts design process as a method of knowledge diffusion for inclusive innovation.

We have also proposed Local Oriented Manufacturing Map (LOMmap) as a method of knowledge representation of influences from locality and requirements for a design object to mitigate the influences, in order to support design for LOMan.

We draw conclusions on the importance of patents as a method of knowledge protection in this market and gather insights about the availability of companies that are potentially suitable for co-operations or acquisitions.

Such a critical activity-theoretic framework needs to be constructed before we can assess the appropriateness of an activity as a method of knowledge production, and such a framework needs to be grounded in an analysis of the values and aims of the discipline of architecture.

Knowledge sharing was initiated as a method of knowledge management (Kang, et al., 2017) and organizational learning (Almeida and Soares, 2014), especially in the context of innovative process management (Zhou and Li, 2012), or supply chain management (Cai, et al., 2013).

Furthermore, it examines a method of constructing knowledge while generating and updating knowledge from specific problems.

We connect general knowledge with the "frame problem," a fundamental issue of artificial intelligence, and individual knowledge with another important paradigm of artificial intelligence, case-based reasoning, a method of individual knowledge processing that aims at solving new problems based on the solutions to similar past problems.

In 1768, the Enlightenment was in full swing, and the printing press was being employed liberally as a method of disseminating knowledge among the (then still relatively few) literate and learned.

First, Strawson argues for it in additional ways, notably by attempting to derive the conclusion from the idea that perception is essentially a method of acquiring knowledge.

Expert elicitation, a method of coalescing knowledge and combining judgements (Runge et al. 2011) is often used where data is expensive, limited or unreliable, such as environmental health management, nuclear waste production and its management, and emerging energy production technology (Knol et al. 2010; Anadón et al. 2012).