Sentence examples for knowledge directory from inspiring English sources

Over time, Mahalo became a knowledge directory, launched a Q&A service a la Yahoo!

If the physician's interaction with the electronic health record indicates that the doctor has not made the prescription, the automatic provision of knowledge directories or knowledge artifact hyperlinks can provide the necessary knowledge to carry out the prescription.

The former can be encouraged with friendly context-aware user interfaces which facilitate needed knowledge in the required format and timely; the later can be assisted by knowledge directories and hyperlinks to technical reports.

Exploring this reference data from outside Galaxy (e.g. with the command line) can be problematic without prior knowledge of this directory structure and of its root.

The directory, the knowledge events, and the worldwide conferences are all funded by the firm.

A sample frame of family physicians practising in this region was created from lists available through pharmaceutical companies, the 2003 telephone directory, personal knowledge of practices and lists obtained from medical organisations in Trinidad and Tobago.

In this paper, to empower service directories, directories are augmented with knowledge about web services that is encoded by a semantic interlinked graph of WST entities.

This model formed the basis for a transactive directory to facilitate knowledge retrieval and allocation in the firm.

Another noted case occurred when an analyst "searched her spouse's personal telephone directory without his knowledge to obtain names and telephone numbers for targeting".

The startup refers to its service as a 'social knowledge engine' and says its directory of local US-based businesses is already 1 million strong (though I'm still a little fuzzy on where the data comes from, considering they're launching in beta today after months in private alpha mode).

KGBdeals is owned by The Number UK Ltd, otherwise known as "118 118", a wholly owned subsidiary of US directory enquiries provider Knowledge Generation Bureau – hence KGB (not the old secret Russian police, as the name actually suggests – did no-one tell them this when they named it?).