Besides technological development decision-makers need all-inclusive knowledge of future developments of society, economy and impacts of science and technology.
In many of these methods, context-inclusive knowledge resources are loaded into a knowledge resource execution engine, which in turn interfaces with an EHR system or other point-of-care clinical information system.
Of note, a context-independent knowledge resource may be leveraged to generate one or more context-inclusive knowledge resources tailored to specific use contexts.
For the purposes of this manuscript, the former type of knowledge resource will be referred to as context-independent knowledge resources, and the latter type will be referred to as context-inclusive knowledge resources.
And of course, there is always room for improvement on this, particularly in making sure plans are inclusive and include the knowledge of women as well as the elderly.
She shares "nothing is more powerful than a People seeped in the knowledge of its inclusive and authentic history".
Hence, promoter regions used in this work were inclusive approximations based on the current knowledge of ORF boundaries.
It tapped into many of Simmons's strengths: his detailed knowledge of cultural minutia, his inclusive sense of humor, and his obvious fluency with the workings of the sports-industrial complex.
Given the complexity of contemporary conservation challenges, and trends towards new ways of doing conservation that are more integrative, interactive and inclusive, the necessary 'capacity' now extends beyond knowledge of conservation science into a range of other skills and competencies.
Do you have a working knowledge of both American history, inclusive of all people, and also Black history, particularly given you have such strong opinions about these Black athletes?
