Sentence examples for inputs and knowledge from inspiring English sources
Klepper (2011) points at the valuable agglomeration economies and the Marshall (1920) theory that suggests that firms cluster geographically because it is beneficial in terms of better access to skilled labor (labor market pooling), specialized suppliers (shared inputs), and knowledge spillover from competing firms.
These include limited access of land managers to credits, limited access to agricultural inputs and knowledge, and high risk of losses on crop failure due to climate variability or change.
The paper offers two contributions to explain knowledge creation in organizations: (1) we empirically validate the claim that individual knowledge creation is a prerequisite of collective knowledge creation; (2) we differentiate between support for collecting and connecting activities and explain the link between organizational and IT mechanisms as input and knowledge creation as output.
We call polling technology SPEIK (rhymes with speak), for Speed Polling to Enhance Input and Knowledge.
Different complexity levels are applicable depending on the simulation scale, computational time limitations, input data and knowledge about the parameters.
A computational framework has been developed for the construction and evaluation of metabolic pathways given input substrates and knowledge of enzyme-catalyzed reactions.
The differences between the two data sets can be explained in terms of input data and knowledge about the study area.
Building on this, we design and analyze a novel goal function, called 'coding with synergy', which builds on combining external input and prior knowledge in a synergistic manner.
This rationale is exemplified on biosensors, a class of devices strongly attached to multidisciplinary basic and applied science, bearing along many levels of input and output knowledge.
All these concepts also point to a broadening of the actor and stakeholder configurations and knowledge inputs in research, technology and innovation.
