Specifically, results indicate that a shared interpretation of knowledge among operational personnel mediates how knowledge is disseminated and used to design and implement a unified operational response to that knowledge.
Moreover, this study is an interpretation of the existing knowledge and relationships between these risk factors by the authors only, since no other experts were consulted.
The discussion of Mohist epistemology presented so far has been based on an interpretation of the conception of knowledge implicit in the Mohists' remarks in a variety of contexts.
As well as contributing knowledge, stakeholder involvement may also make a valuable contribution to the interpretation of knowledge or problem information, especially with respect to complex issues [ 17].
Chief among these ideas are the interpretation of thought and meaning as forms of purposive behaviour, the interpretation of knowledge as an evaluative procedure in which normative and descriptive materials are integrally related, and the interpretation of the logic of scientific inquiry as a norm of intelligent conduct in human affairs.
In discussing this vignette, trainers pondered the context-dependency of knowledge (evidence), its evolutive nature and the need to select the most plausible interpretation of knowledge in a given situation.
She advocates for the role of the amateur in the production and interpretation of knowledge, while her longstanding interest in nature and artificiality predicates her recent responses to anthropogenic climate change.
The possibility of interpretation of knowledge accumulated in the model seems to be important in practice, because it guarantees operation predictability and facilitates production of efficient and accurate control methods.
These protocols were different, because they have been made individually per clinic based on their own interpretation of knowledge and understanding on dealing with AFASD at that time and place.
A diagnostic specification in a diagnostic system is a semantic interpretation of a knowledge base.
Like Pliny and the Roman statesman Cato, Cassiodorus had been an administrator, and, while his predecessors had been engaged in interpreting and epitomizing the knowledge of the ancient world for the benefit of their own people, Cassiodorus realized the necessity for providing a new interpretation of this knowledge for the Goths, the new masters of Italy.
