So, Netflix and others may offer these benefits safe in the knowledge that only a fraction of their employees will take advantage of them for fear of looking like slackers.
For 90 years, somehow Columbia inculcated in students the privilege and benefits in drinking in the knowledge and wonders of the history of Western Civilization.
In this context, the engineers may very often need to analyze them in order to benefit from the knowledge contained therein to organize their inventive task.
In a phase IV study, therapy and research are necessarily intertwined due to the tension between the reasonable expectation of benefit and the knowledge gaps in drug safety and efficacy.
To benefit from the knowledge stored in various online databases, GensearchNGS has been connected to several of them to annotate the NGS data on various levels, from the genes and their transcripts down to the individual variants.
In regard to developing information, participatory design allows the project group to benefit from the knowledge of the participants in developing materials to empower a user.
As highly innovative, entrepreneurs forming type B ventures based on innovation new to the world would benefit from the knowledge sharing environments provided in thick regions.
The reconstruction of the metabolism of a new organism can also benefit from the knowledge of complete pathways in related organisms.
In fast-moving fields, Mr. Atkinson said, there are immense benefits from the knowledge produced in research projects quickly spilling over into ventures that become powerhouses in new industries.
First, the device ontology is designed to describe device features including built-in services, which benefits the knowledge sharing and facilitates the service discovery; second, a context-aware service selection mechanism is proposed, in which available services and contexts including user situations, TR, device capabilities, etc. are taken into consideration.
