Wikipedia, the largest crowd-sourced encyclopedia today, is a platform that documents knowledge from different cultural communities via different language editions.
This study documents knowledge, beliefs and behaviours related to HIV, accounts for some of the differences observed between the four ethnic groups, and implies ways in which disparities in knowledge and use of health services might be reduced.
The donations also compensate the city for any damage that has to be repaired, and City Council officials said that they had no documented knowledge of any misuse of donated funds.
And today, people are finding ways to not only use Wikipedia to document knowledge, but to find consensus in conflict, challenge racism and biases, and come together across painful divides.
To document knowledge, beliefs, douching practices, prevalence of bacterial vaginosis, and preterm births in women who douche.
This research considers two key design factors that cause non-use: the extra burden on users to document knowledge in the repository, and the lack of a standard knowledge structure that facilitates knowledge sharing among users with different perspectives.
We included experts from the fields of the European chemical industry, governmental institutions and politicians as well as media representatives based on their designated and documented knowledge and expertise, as well as their capacity, willingness and time to participate [40].
It involves the transfer of documented knowledge and experience, built up during development and/or previous full-scale production, and requires a demonstration by the receiving facility of their ability to achieve all the critical parameters of the process.
Therefore, it remains evident that if technology is to foster the effective management of HRM performance in organizations, it has to be able to support not only access to documented knowledge but, most importantly, knowledge held by individuals who are the main resources (assets) of the organization.
Despite decades of documented knowledge of the deadly nature of asbestos — from doctors, manufacturers, and government agencies alike — it remains legal and lethal in the United States, killing as many as 15,000 Americans every year.
Legends of Terra Australis Incognita an "unknown land of the South"—date back to Roman times and were commonplace in medieval geography, although not based on any documented knowledge of the continent.
