Sentence examples for collaboration of knowledge from inspiring English sources

In the design inference processes, they develop an intelligent system based on knowledge, to promote dynamic design reasoning, adoption and collaboration of knowledge.

SciVee offers a comprehensive set of rich media solutions to enhance the discovery and collaboration of knowledge [ 16].

Enriched by the close collaboration of knowledge users from different levels (higher management and clinical practice) of varied institutions (rehabilitation centre and CSSS), results will provide an accurate and up-to-date synthesis of knowledge about: (1) particular aspects of the institutional dimension of societal and practice contexts and (2) their influence on health professionals' CR.

The large variability of the effect of international collaboration on knowledge sharing in West Africa (cf. Fig. 6) is an illustration.

(2) What is the effect of international collaboration on knowledge flow within an innovation system?

We suggest using the normalised difference between the global and domestic transmission power as the effect of international collaboration on knowledge flow within an innovation system.

I believe that in 2012 and beyond this trend will continue to grow and the collaboration of human knowledge and passion from every corner of the earth will result in some game-changing solutions to the many global challenges we face.

The aim of the tool is to provide control engineers means for developing professional skills and to promote collaboration and sharing of knowledge among the community of engineers.

We also found that in the two areas, the global transmission power is higher than the domestic one meaning that international collaboration has strengthened knowledge sharing at the domestic level; in other words, the two areas have benefited from international collaboration in terms of knowledge flow.

Results also show that international collaboration has strengthened knowledge sharing at the domestic level for both South Korea and West Africa, but to a different extent; in other words, the two areas have benefited from international collaboration in terms of knowledge flow.

The majority were suffering from a variety of physical and emotional problems that needed close collaboration and exchange of knowledge between hospital staff, social workers, general practitioners, dieticians, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, etc.