The set of individual knowledge represented explicitly formed by the intersection of individual knowledge with explicit knowledge is a nonempty set.
One Health is defined as the intersection and integration of knowledge regarding humans, animals, and the environment, yet as the One Health scientific literature expands, there is considerable heterogeneity of approach and quality of reporting in One Health studies.
Before proposing any solution, practitioners and researcher should thoughtfully examine the scenario; and then the answers come up from the intersection of information and knowledge of Industry and Academia experiences.
It is proposed that the seminal role for parametric schema, as a strategic medium of parametric design thinking, is formulated at the intersection of three bodies of knowledge: cognitive models of typological and topological design in architecture; process models of digital design; and tectonic order of material fabrication design (MFD).
How is that committee connected to others, what people are points of intersection (knowledge brokers), and what does the bigger picture look like now?
The intersection of science and design knowledge marks the nature of the interaction between science inquiry and design, making and explaining knowledge-based decisions.
Sociologist Brian Wynne's research about the intersection of lay and expert knowledge offers a means of explaining this.
In Plato's Theaetetus, knowledge is defined as the intersection of truth and belief, where knowledge cannot be claimed if something is true but not believed or believed but not true.
The second initiative, the new international journal EcoHealth, focuses on the integration of knowledge at the intersection of ecologic and health sciences.
