The Internet is now the O.E.D.'s perfect home — as revisable and seemingly beyond codification as language itself.
In contrast to previous studies that identify knowledge codification as the main contribution of ICTs, this study provides detailed micro-level evidence about the ability of virtual technologies to support the transfer and the creation of new knowledge – both explicit and tacit – and offers some implications for scholars and practitioners.
Physicians might therefore consider this codification as to be used only for administrative purposes and would be less concerned with accurately recording these ICD codes.
Also, there are few scientific disciplines that are defined by cultural, religious, or political codifications as is nutrition.
The Swiss Civil Code, which exists in German, French, and Italian versions of equal authority, is a masterly attempt at summarizing and systematizing civil law and has influenced codification in countries as diverse as Brazil and Turkey.
These 'emergent conventions of wire service reporting, apparent as they were not only in the routinisation of news-work practices, were clearly helping to secure the codification of objectivity as a normative standard' (Allan 1997: 306).
We analyze different parameters of the codification process, such as the utilization of different wavelets functions, the number of steps the wavelet function is applied to, the way the thresholds are chosen, and the selected methods in the quantization and entropy encoder.
Since the codification of medicine as a science and an art by the Greek Hippocrates in 4th century BC, the increasing globalization of mankind with pluralistic belief systems has enriched, and complicated, this discipline.
Moreover, the rules have a considerable claim to the status of rules in accordance with which one must reason if one is understanding ∧ as "and", as providing a codification of the way in which conjunctive premisses and conclusions are reasoned from and to in natural day-to-day reasoning.
As a codification of his rules of thumb, with examples drawn from his reviewing, the book works well.
In the end, the moratorium pleased no one: neither conservatives who observed that some in the church did not really intend to abide by it, nor liberals who saw it as a codification of discrimination and injustice to gay clergy members who otherwise were qualified to be considered as bishops.
