Sentence examples for both tacit from inspiring English sources

Even so, officials and scholars say the ISI campaign extends to issuing both tacit and overt threats against those who speak critically about the military.

Semantics are used to model the knowledge in the domain of biorefining including both tacit and explicit knowledge, which supports registration and instantiation of the models and datasets.

Sharing and reusing knowledge depends on acquiring and preserving both tacit knowledge and explicit knowledge as the property of a corporation.

Technology is the body of know-how (in both tacit and codified forms of knowledge) about the means and methods of producing goods and services.

In fact, the 20th century saw both tacit and explicit US support of various repressions, dictatorships, mass killings and, in a particularly woeful period during the 1980s, Central American death squads.

Therefore, the knowledge management used to construct the requirements specification should be performed in a structured manner to discover, analyze and understand the data information knowledge chain, both tacit and explicit, that the interested parties possess.

The tabloid exposé and the superinjunction both "tacitly accede to the reduction of private life to the dirty secrets hidden behind the door".

A spokesman for the Russian Embassy in Washington sent me a long statement both tacitly admitting to the harassment and defending it as a response to what he called U.S. provocations and mistreatment of Russian diplomats in the United States.

For both tacitly assume that language learning, including syntactic learning, is not (or not entirely) subserved by special-purpose mechanisms.

But the Justice Department countered yesterday that Congress has for years both tacitly approved and explicitly endorsed hESC research.

The owners and the players' union both tacitly acknowledge the flaw and have tried to fix it in their just signed collective bargaining agreement, which runs through 2011.