It takes people, it takes skills, it takes tools to become knowledge, data and change.
Most profoundly, we lacked a governmentwide capability to integrate foreign and domestic knowledge, data operations and analysis.
The culprits were largely social scientists, who had lost sight of reason and confused it with the fetish for knowledge, data, and quantifiable facts, which they separated out from "ultimate values".
Only in this booklet will you find thousands of useful general knowledge data, arranged in question and answer form, that your sons and daughters need to pass the civil service entrance examination, the bank entrance examination, the police entrance examination, and many other exams which are needed to win the rat race.
European business must take appropriate measures when collaborating with suppliers that display such disrespect for human rights Nicolas Beger, Director of Amnesty International's European institutions office Rediscovering and changing a company's value chain via a sustainability lens can be complex, but rich with knowledge, data, pride, and opportunities for improvements.
To properly value and advance scientific knowledge, data from thousands of sources will have to be standardized, pooled, and reevaluated.
To examine teachers' change in beliefs, perceptions, and knowledge, data in the form of survey and interview were collected.
Concerning bioenergy and biomass, there is a large list of available knowledge, data and models from heterogeneous sources.
The goal of EMS Performance Measurement (EMSPM) is to apply knowledge, data, and experience to evaluate and improve EMS service delivery, personnel performance, and clinical care.
To our knowledge, data concerning the antimicrobial and radical scavenging potential of G. urbanum in relation to its chemical composition have not been reported.
Exploring the knowledge data base enables him to make the appropriate technological choices (components and their organisation) and produce behaviour models to validate these choices.
