Yale professors have years and years of knowledge built up on these subjects.
Striking the balance between bringing in new technology and not losing the valuable skills and knowledge built up around existing technologies is not always easy, she suggested.
In order to address the collective knowledge built up in conventional liquefaction engineering, an alternative general regression neural network model is proposed in this paper.
Determinants of price knowledge are also examined and the results indicate that price knowledge builds up not only because of active search but also due to accidental exposure to prices and with low degrees of conscious processing.
I am now retired so I try to use my knowledge, built up over many years, by giving talks on my hobby and the hoard, writing articles for metal detecting magazines here and in the US, and writing a book – Metal Detecting and All You Need to Know to Get Started.
Its contributions to fusion research and the quest for clean, safe, and abundant energy are as far-reaching as they are important, and the further erosion of its funding base threatens not only jobs and recent progress in this field but also a unique body of skills and knowledge built up over many decades.
According to Steiner (2008), indigenous knowledge is a body of knowledge built up by a group of people living in close contact with nature.
With Strachan and O'Neill, it is more about a feel for the game, a knowledge built up over many years of how to get the best out of a group of players, individually and collectively.
As articulated, Danny "didn't even post or say anything…" but that did not hinder his performative enactments, characterized by non-explicit tacit knowledge, built up in repeated practice and experience (XP points), to be honored and rewarded (invitation to chief healer).
