As Nonaka and von Krogh summarize, "tacit knowledge is acquired with little or no direct instruction, it is procedural, and above all, practically useful". And while "locked away in people's neural networks," tacit knowledge expresses itself in our actions, our responses, and our expressions.
"Many scholars are not used to perceiving natural knowledge expressed in mythological language," Ms. Mayor said.
Menzies was described as a "straight A" student who had not, to the coroner's knowledge, expressed suicidal thoughts.
And as much as Berlin wrote about love, his lyrics never plumbed the depths of angst and bittersweet knowledge expressed by Hart.
Different from black box methods, fuzzy expert system can produce interpretable classifier with knowledge expressed in terms of if-then rules and membership function.
We significantly enlarged initial processor design knowledge expressed through fuzzy rules and we analysed its role in the process of automatic design space exploration.
To alleviate this problem, the proposed work provides the means of incorporating knowledge, expressed in natural language, that is often available among analysts and decision makers.
However, for a handful of reasons, new laws are unlikely to be effective.Exploits are a form of knowledge, expressed in computer code.
Ryle argued that, given such differences, some cases of knowing how cannot be reduced to cases of knowing that, and, accordingly, that the kinds of knowledge expressed by the two phrases are independent of each other.
All those variables are expressed in the form of qualitative linguistic categories and relations between them are presented using expert based engineering knowledge, expressed in the form of appropriate set of rules.
