Recent books are going in much details on newer topics, such as dynamic logic of knowledge (dynamic epistemic logic) in Van Ditmarsch, Van Der Hoek and Kooi [2007], and the dynamic logic of continuous and hybrid systems (differential dynamic logic) in Platzer [2010].
To do so would be to abandon the field to our competitors, to acquiesce to the rise of universities beyond these shores, to see the dynamic excitement of knowledge creation move elsewhere.
On the one hand, the workshops highlighted the dynamic nature of knowledge.
Several variants of this dynamic form of knowledge based authentication technique have been proposed to avoid the drawbacks of static KBA challenge questions.
Although the participants mapped areas individually, a dynamic exchange of knowledge about the urban region took place within the group during the whole process.
Open Science is a dynamic system of knowledge production that depends on the disclosure of knowledge by researchers as an input into knowledge production by future researchers.
An active learning process exploiting event log is introduced by taking into account the dynamic aspect of knowledge using trace engineering.
Our study on the dynamic evolution of knowledge sharing behavior in the social commerce contributes to the theoretical development of literature and provides valuable decision-making support to managers.
We examined this challenge within a large catchment management research project in Australia's Murray Darling Basin and asked, 'What supports or enables integration in research?' Addressing this question requires an attention to integration as a dynamic process of knowledge production.
In line with the dynamic capabilities (DC) perspective which posits that organizations should purposefully create, extend or modify its resource base to cope with ED (Teece et al. 1997; Helfat and Peteraf 2003), Spender (1996) focuses on the dynamic side of knowledge such as knowledge creating, processing and transferring rather than on knowledge per se as an economic asset.
