Sentence examples for definition of the knowledge from inspiring English sources
Its definition of the knowledge economy is far from perfect.
In the OECD as a whole, knowledge-based industries accounted for over half of rich-country business output in the mid-1990s, up from around 45% in 1985.The OECD's definition of the knowledge economy is pretty broad.
This paper proposes a definition of the knowledge base of an agent using only patent statistics.
Perhaps the most humbling obstacle is the absence of a recognized definition of the knowledge and abilities that a well trained OST professional should possess (Astroth et al. 2004).
In 187b4 8, Theaetetus proposes a second definition of knowledge: (D2) "Knowledge is true belief".
It starts with the definition of the task knowledge in the form of a decision tree that clearly represents the branching of tasks into layers of simpler and simpler subtask sequences.
Thus, the three-dimensional matrix giving the probability of success at each point in the learning space can be thought of as an operational definition of the current knowledge of the child.
This absolute distinction between the wise and the ignorant is a consequence of the Stoic definition of knowledge as the "cognition which is secure and unchangeable by reason" (Arius Didymus, 41H).
The resources could include the diagrams, prior knowledge about the definition of angle bisector, knowledge of the fact that angle bisectors of a triangle meet at a point, or time to work independently on the task.
Because the definition of individual knowledge implies the possibility to match it in time and space with an application context, i.e., with a patient, sharing individual knowledge is counterbalanced by the need for privacy and confidentiality.
The meta-level overview of sciences and the definitions and properties of the knowledge spectrum and knowledge modalities enable us to draw some fundamental differences between theoretical sciences and applied sciences such as Medicine [ 25] and Medical Informatics.
