Sentence examples similar to chosen knowledge from inspiring English sources

Consistently, he chooses knowledge over knowingness.

Our choice in these difficult economic times is not just whether to spend or cut, but whether to choose knowledge over conventional wisdom.

Younger orthodontists with less than 10 years of experience were 3.85 more likely (95% CI 1.40 10.63) to choose "Knowledge and skills gained in orthodontic residency" as compared to those orthodontists with more than 10 years of experience.

Too many energy and environmental policies are chosen without knowledge of their costs and benefits, because reliable information on their causal impacts does not exist.

When the tasks are properly chosen, the knowledge learned from one task could be made useful to the other tasks [11, 33, 34].

The table compares this "best out of 50" selection to the single Rosetta-GREMLIN model chosen without knowledge of the correct structure as described in the text.

Among those items associated, all but status quo were more likely to be chosen as knowledge of past government efforts increased.

By collecting knowledge or information from conditions and the goal, we choose several knowledge as seed, then distribute it to all the department leaders, let them input relative knowledge including data mining knowledge to the platform.

For example, when a teacher wants to make a contrastive exercise for learners, he/she must choose contrast knowledge on themes of current learning and must make problems that such knowledge is essential to solve them.

When CEOs and general managers actively choose a knowledge management approach one that supports a clear competitive strategy both the company and its customers benefit.

If a company does not have clear answers to those questions, it should not attempt to choose a knowledge management strategy because it could easily make a bad choice.