In this section we consider the implications of these results for our understanding of semantic knowledge consolidation.
The instrument was designed to measure six factors: (1) self-guided preparation, (2) knowledge consolidation, (3) retrieval practice, (4) peer elaboration, (5) feedback, and (6) transfer of knowledge.
Utilities have significant incumbent advantages over third parties in areas such as market knowledge and consolidation of overhead expenses such as billing.
In addition, in a research environment, where collaboration is important, developing mechanistic models provides a platform for knowledge sharing and consolidation of existing process understanding.
However, to our knowledge, a comprehensive consolidation of the available information at the national level has not been attempted.
The network effect of a knowledge network refers to the consolidation of specific knowledge when the network scale increases.
An unusual feature about these grant-making rounds is that they do not aim for innovation as the primary goal but focus largely on the consolidation of knowledge.
It's about making progress toward your goals consistently and deliberately, in a way that works with our human biology, allowing for proper refueling and consolidation of knowledge.
Courses centrally engaged with visual culture, popular culture, gender and domesticity, the constitution of disciplinary knowledge, politics, and the consolidation of empire are regularly offered.
After this consolidation of knowledge, a critical-reflexive evaluation and definition of the ACTUAL status occurs as part of the discourse between researchers and practitioners.
