Sentence examples for call to knowledge from inspiring English sources

It adds the information that this particular staff member has to handle this particular call to Knowledge Base (the treated_by relation in the ontology).

Web services are implemented as an additional layer to a dataflow framework called data to knowledge.

The National Institutes of Health recently released an RFA called Big Data to Knowledge (BD2K)(RFA-HG-13-009) whose mission 'is to enable biomedical scientists to capitalize more fully on the Big Data being generated by those research communities' (http://bd2k.nih.gov, http://BD2K.org).

It calls to the knowledge and responsibility of clinicians and therapists to decide whether individual reactions are understandable according to their vital situation or on the contrary they imply a certain degree of psychopathology and are qualitatively different from them.

The National Geography Bee tests not only knowledge of geography but also the ability to call that knowledge to mind on stage in front of hundreds of people.

His speech is intended to be a call to arms, people with knowledge of it said.

After considerable reflection, I have also decided to leave, in part to answer the call to share my scientific knowledge with a wider audience.

The intervention was completed after a follow-up visit or phone call to help caregivers adapt knowledge and skills taught, to the home.

With a number of DKA guidelines and technical reviews in the field published by several societies, 3, 8, 36, 37 there is a call to efficiently deliver current knowledge to the bedside.

CI delegates its "research" to a group called A2K (Access to Knowledge) funded by the billionaire George Soros.

In earlier years, Internet forecasts called for sunshine access to knowledge, popular democracy, a flatter and fairer world.