Sentence examples for knowledge notes from inspiring English sources
He is part of a generation that shared longstanding assumptions about the way medicine is practiced: Physicians are the unambiguous source of medical knowledge; notes and orders are written in paper records while standing at the nurses' station; and X-rays are film placed on light boxes and viewed over a radiologist's shoulder.
The site also allows the buyer's agent to add local knowledge, notes and additional listings.
This is encouraging for the younger market who is wary of being tracked without their knowledge," notes Benoit.
To share insights gained from disasters in Japan and elsewhere, World Bank officials have released " Knowledge Notes," a report which highlights examples of both good and bad disaster planning.
To keep track of the source of knowledge, notes and remarks taken from literature can be entered as free text.
He exhibited local knowledge, noting that he was aware that the state's Veterans Affairs hospital had closed.
Luck has a tour guide's knowledge, noting that the Hoover Institution houses the office of Professor Condoleezza Rice and an X-ray of Hitler's skull.
Assume that each student i has only one factor of production, his or her effort, to produce two different types of knowledge: abstract knowledge, noted B, or contextualised knowledge, noted C.
Second, the ranking will define the group of students possessing a comparative advantage in abstract knowledge (noted (CA_{B})) and conversely the group with a comparative advantage in contextualised knowledge (noted (CA_{C})).
In this letter, we first propose the mechanism that enables the growth of Al nanorods using physical vapor deposition based on the three pieces of knowledge noted above.
"They are being cherry picked by other universities because of their added knowledge," noted one member about academics who participate in the IPA program, whose name stems from a 1970 law called the Intergovernmental Personnel Act.
