Sentence examples for global knowledge about from inspiring English sources

Key considerations involve global knowledge about the relationship between processing steps for defining application mapping, memory allocation, and task parallelism.

It is important to design a distributed load-balancing solution due to the lack of global knowledge about the network topology.

Adding carbon capture technology to a power plant raises the capital cost by 30 to 100 percent, according to the Global C.C.S. Institute, an Australian government research center created to share global knowledge about the technology.

Accordingly, gathering a detailed global knowledge about the size, form (e.g., compact or spread) and spatial distribution (e.g., dispersed or nucleated) of different types of settlements represents a major issue to better understand urbanization and develop effective mitigation, adaptation and management strategies.

(i) global components, which allow to drive the simulation and have global knowledge about the whole network.

The lack of global knowledge about the general pattern of an individual as well as the computation complexity of the MST problem is another reason for our claim.

Tata Group, working with Water Footprint Network and International Finance Corporation, recently published a report detailing the results of a joint project to develop its corporate water sustainability framework, promote sustainable water use at the company's 12 plants across India, and contribute to the global knowledge pool about corporate water stewardship.

We are the quintessential mobile global knowledge workers professor Robert Reich wrote about.

Here is a not-so-fun example: an article called "Impediments to promoting access to global knowledge in sub-Saharan Africa", about how difficult it is to get access to medical literature in developing countries, and how lack of access to knowledge represents a barrier to economic development and a further advantage for the rich west (http://qurl.com/7933p).

The paper argues that socio-technical systems for global knowledge sharing posses a bias resulting from choices about technology and from assumptions about knowledge, and that this bias may adversely affect the diversity of knowledge.

At the global level, knowledge networking is about a symbiotic relationship between local and global knowledge resources.