Sentence examples for considering knowledge from inspiring English sources
Considering knowledge as dynamic and in constant change together with learning experiences.
The present review systematically discusses process capabilities and research developments of electrochemical micromachining and its hybrid variants considering knowledge of both basic and applied research fields.
It should be noted that considering knowledge management, and people as a main domain in the integration view, illustrate special emphasis of the human factor in IT governance.
After completing the biographic information, we queried participants about their own perceptions of online privacy and its importance to them; this would be especially important when considering knowledge of third-party networks.
With an intelligent control system considering knowledge of weather data as well as building design and shape, the existing energy savings potentials in the field of artificial air cooling can be exploited.
The fourth issue is the existence of a tendency in the recent contributions in considering knowledge from domains, whether from the same domain in which the term extraction is being carried out, which is the case of the domain stoplists, or from contrasting domains, in relation to the domain used in the extraction, which is the case of the t d s, t f- i d f, and t f- d c f measures.
(Although I suspect that if Republican voters considered "knowledge" and "experience" separately, they'd find that Mr. Perry has plenty going for him on the experience dimension but has been coming up a little short on the "knowledge" part).
Alg Hung obtains the optimal delta if the considered knowledge bases do not have interconnected bnodes.
Similarly, Nonaka (1994) and Amabile (1996) consider knowledge as the key raw material for innovation.
Similarly, Kanfer and Ackerman (2005) consider knowledge, skills and abilities, motivation, personality, and self-concept as components of work competence.
It also attempts to provide a primer for sustainability impact assessments in other cities with a considered knowledge exchange.
