For example, the knowledge used by a decision-theoretic system (e.g., probabilities and utilities of outcome states) can be converted into knowledge used by a condition-action rule systems.
For example, the knowledge that innovations could move forward through rapid prototyping learning from a series of fast trials might mean that certain milestones triggering review and additional funding would occur faster than they would for established businesses, following the rhythm of the project rather than a fixed quarterly or annual calendar.
Example: The knowledge that marks are integer values in the range 1-6 is considered BKS knowledge.
For example, the knowledge of an individual depends on his education, the professional experience and the resources of the family.
For example, the knowledge on UEs location is becoming growlingly available in both outdoor and indoor scenarios [7].
For example, the knowledge graph contains a long list of data points about Harvard University, including admission rates, SAT scores and tuition.
Example: The knowledge that the record corresponding to the director of a company is the one queried most often constitutes BKQ knowledge.
For example, the knowledge and skills that a primary school science teacher is likely to need (MOE, 2014) is reflected in Table 1.
But the same goes for much other propositional knowledge, for example the knowledge we express by saying, "This is to the left of that," "This is the tool for the job," and "That is going to be trouble".
For example, The Knowledge House aligns with JPMorgan Chase's New Skills at Work, a $250 million worldwide initiative that focuses on closing the skills gap, strengthening career training programs for young adults and expanding youth employment.
