Sentence examples for knowledge production process from inspiring English sources
There are also a considerable number of administrators, project managers and technicians employed to manage the knowledge production process.
We present a dynamic network model of the knowledge production process for nanobiotechnology research at 25 US universities during 1990 2005.
In this paper, we first propose a relational network data envelopment analysis (DEA) model for measuring the innovation efficiency of the NIS by decomposing the innovation process into a network with a two-stage innovation production framework, an upstream knowledge production process (KPP) and a downstream knowledge commercialization process (KCP).
The explanatory concept of 'speculative states' is developed to understand India's intervention in the regenerative medicine knowledge production process [ 87, 88].
Hence, the goal has become less one of specific structural change and more one of stimulating a dynamic that enables the knowledge production process to become self-sustaining.
We can qualify the exercise as a form of input from stakeholders that influenced the research approach, and as such co-created part of the knowledge production process.
We promote a "lessons learned about lessons learned" process and encourage DRR scholarship to open up their knowledge production processes by integrating different kinds and modes of knowledge.
Addressing socially salient, complex problems invites a re-conception of what role universities can play in knowledge production processes in more applied and local contexts.
Rural community participation in scientific knowledge production processes has become a central component of research and development policy and practice internationally.
Overemphasising on data and techno-science based information to support certain decisions may be misleading without first unveiling the knowledge production processes operating across power-laden landscapes.
Key challenges for Swedish LR projects relate to institutional and regulatory flexibility, the timely availability of sufficient funds, and the management of learning and knowledge production processes.
