"funnel knowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
"Funnel" can be used as a verb meaning to direct or channel something, while "knowledge" refers to information or understanding. Therefore, "funnel knowledge" means to direct or channel information or understanding in a specific direction. Example: The training program aims to funnel knowledge towards developing critical thinking skills in employees.
In fact, the great majority of scientists who took part in our survey pointed out that, despite the fact that it is usually necessary to undertake a very long pathway (the "countless sources" mentioned by Abraham Flexner ) before being able to funnel basic knowledge toward more applicative studies, some degree of assessment of the transformative value of basic investigations is always possible.
Which brings us to managing that serendipity funnel.When knowledge is dispersed, you are less likely to find what you want via a formal search.
In order to understand how the smoke is brought down to ship's deck, it is necessary to have a knowledge of the funnel exhaust behavior very early in the design spiral of the ship by undertaking parametric investigation of the interaction effect between exhaust smoke and the ship superstructure.
Figure 6 presents the funnel plot for measures of knowledge in the posttest.
In the follow-up, as shown in Figure 7 and Figure 8 for measures of behaviours and knowledge, respectively, the funnel plot did not depart from symmetry and the trim-and-fill did not have to impute any effect size.
Stephen Baylin (The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, USA) described a new understanding of how cancer cells assume epigenetic marks of stem cells, and how this knowledge is being funneled into clinical trials of drugs targeting epigenetic markers.
You should be ready to talk about your approach toward quotas, efficiency, retention, competitive advantage, turnover, mentors, sales training funnels, subject matter experts and knowledge transfer.
Top climate scientists gathered in Oxford to help fill this knowledge gap, and to funnel raw material for a major review – called for in the Paris agreement – to be delivered in mid-2018.
Producing stakeholder relevant knowledge (as described in the 'knowledge funnel' in this framework); Adapting knowledge to local context; and Assessing barriers to knowledge use.
Y Combinator wants to lure more companies into the funnel for its accelerator while democratizing free access to startup knowledge.
