Sentence examples for backward knowledge from inspiring English sources
Backward knowledge transfer to a supplier stimulates backward knowledge transfer from the supplier to its supplier for process improvement and product co-design.
Empirical analyses provide evidence of the association of Kaizen activities with backward knowledge transfer for process improvement but do not show the association with backward knowledge transfer for buyer supplier product co-design.
This study investigates whether Kaizen (Japanese style of continuous improvement) practices facilitate backward knowledge transfer to local suppliers from their buyers (i.e., knowledge transfer from a buyer to its supplier).
The tool integrates the documents analysis method and extended colored Petri net (ECPN) matrix analysis method with backward simulation for knowledge acquisition and knowledge verification, respectively.
Working backward from that knowledge, biologists have spent much effort trying to learn how the state of the spools is determined.
In contrast to that, estimating the channels in backward direction yields knowledge of and (see (4)).
This system is characterised by a rule-oriented representation of knowledge, backward and forward chaining inference methods, various confidence modes to handle uncertain reasoning including fuzzy logic, and possibility of co-operation with other software and databases.
Contrary to popular belief most medical mistakes are not due to technical screw-ups, like reading an X-ray backward or inadequate medical knowledge.
Dear Editor, The article by Mulero et al. [1] describing a short series of epicrania fugax (EF) with backward radiation added essential knowledge, and we would like to emphasize the diagnostic relevance of EF with backward radiation.
RCR 6 is a knowledge-driven backward reasoning technique for identifying potential upstream regulators or controllers which could explain the observed differential gene expression profiles.
"In the end, what we do is work backward from this kind of knowledge to make inferences about a specific set of bones".
