As a consequence, knowledge not explicitly represented is revealed.
As a consequence, knowledge on the spatial variation of input data is important for policy and water-management in order to include spatial variation in the prediction of dry season streamflow in semi-arid catchments.
In consequence, knowledge of the field samples v(x n ) on the M central positions indicated in Fig. 2 is sufficient to know the entire vector V, provided that Mge Q (12).
As a consequence, knowledge of created unity, truth, goodness, and being has to make explicit this relation to its divine origin, which, in Augustine's work itself and in the Augustinian tradition, frequently takes the form of an ascent to God as a demonstration of God's existence.
13 However, although the evaluation of HRQOL appears to have many advantages, the use of HRQOL indicators (especially in hospitals and medical centers) is still limited, and as a consequence, knowledge concerning HRQOL processes has little influence on clinical decision making.
The research indicates that the appetitive or aversive orientation of appraisals has design thinking consequences on knowledge integration and generation.
Our aim is to shed light on the consequences of knowledge management (KM) strategies on firm's innovation and corporate performance.
The intention is to emphasize the pioneering and enterprising aspects of the Prof. Elices career, given that it has stood out not only for its scientific excellence, but also for establishing in Spain several decades ago a model of interaction between university and industry with high consequences in knowledge management and progress.
Both groups have drawn the conclusion that Tchaikovsky remained aware of the negative consequences should knowledge of his orientation become public, especially of the ramifications for his family.
This may suggest that language proficiency within the host country has consequences for knowledge of preconception FA supplements [ 30, 31].
