Sentence examples for codified in writing from inspiring English sources
Field Marshal Ayub Khan codified, in writing that the supra-ethnic Pakistani identity was to be Islamic in ideology and anti-India in military orientation, while its economic model would be a quasi-market economy literally financed by the US and western aid.
To quote, 'The data to be accounted for are observed language events, observed as spoken or as codified in writing, any corpus of which, when used as material for linguistic description, is a "text".' (Halliday [1961]: 243; emphasis introduced).
Eight beach seine fisher communities in southern Sri Lanka were studied, using standard ethnographic methods, to ascertain and document the rules and norms that are in general not formerly codified in writing, and evaluate empirically the compliance of institutional arrangements with Ostrom's modified design principles for long enduring common pool resources (CPR) management systems.
Tacit knowledge can be described as knowledge that is acquired through practice and experience and can be difficult to communicate (sometimes referred to as "know-how"), while explicit knowledge is often more formal, codified in writing and seen to be easier to communicate [ 3, 18].
Soon after settling in, he said, he codified — in written form — the diocese's "excellent policies" for handling sexual abuse complaints, which under previous bishops had been passed along by word of mouth.
Instead, other qualitative information related to the entrepreneur's leadership skills, the quality of business organization, or governance relationships are unlikely to be codified in written documents, and therefore, for its acquisition, a direct and long-term relationship with the innovator entrepreneur is necessary.
New patterns of governance and information technology produced what's now called "historical time", a regime of truth based on evidence and analysis that's codified in written documents and housed within the walls of archives.
Currently, most geovisualization is based on accumulated experience codified in procedures, written design rules, and unwritten individual and group knowledge.
The desired reaction, as has been codified in online writing, is a blunt and satisfied "THIS".
Thus, in contrast to codified knowledge which is represented in writing or symbols and is often openly available to potential users (Karnani 2013), tacit knowledge is not easily accessible due to its nature and the unique advantage(s) it offers.
The Telegraph of London reported that a British company is selling a letter in which Kipling writes that "it is extremely possible that I have helped myself promiscuously" from other sources in writing "The Law of the Jungle," an idea that he introduced in "The Jungle Book" and later codified in a poem.
