Sentence examples for disruptive knowledge from inspiring English sources

This new generation of disruptive knowledge will be built on top of the standardized knowledge platform known today as the social Web.

In January, David Gurteen observed that disruptive knowledge management tools are now originating with consumers, not from enterprise.

Unknown knowns therefore remain unknown because they constitute "uncomfortable knowledge" which is "disruptive knowledge" (p. 113).

Acknowledging this disruptive knowledge could lead to more effective strategies for the commercial development of biotechnologies derived from synthetic biology.

Knowledge of ADA predicted willingness to implement cheap/non disruptive adjustments while knowledge and attitude were both significantly associated with willingness to implement expensive/disruptive adjustments [ 39].

As well as the scientific data, I want to know what it means for people to live with difficult, uncertain knowledge and disruptive technologies.

The new presence of a pious, pregnant, lower-class housekeeper (working without her own husband's knowledge) proves disruptive, and gradually the film turns into both a meditation on the nature of truth and honesty — when, if ever, is it acceptable to lie? — and a Rashomon-like mystery to be unraveled.

For institutions involved in the characterisation and reduction of threats to biosecurity, this knowledge is "disruptive" because it can be perceived as undermining the effectiveness and value of their endeavours.

"The F.B.I. is not monitoring groups or interviewing individuals unless we receive intelligence that such individuals or groups may be planning violent and disruptive criminal activity or have knowledge of such activity," Cassandra M. Chandler, an assistant director of the bureau, said in a statement released late Monday.

Moreover, it is clear that preclinical AD would not have been disruptive to the implicit techniques, procedural knowledge or motor praxes necessary for foraging, even though clinical AD is disruptive to the explicit techniques, semantic knowledge and declarative cognition necessary for both occupational employment and autonomous living today.

This knowledge strengthens the notion that disruptive selection acts to produce extreme egg phenotypes in parasitized parrotbill populations, with pale blue or blue host and cuckoo eggs being the ancestral state.