Sentence examples for knowledge that allow from inspiring English sources
To help managers in this decidedly challenging time, we present a framework for understanding three waves of transformation in the competitive landscape: foundations for major change; flows of resources, such as knowledge, that allow firms to enhance productivity; and the impacts of the foundations and flows on companies and the economy.
From the analysis of the CSR integration in the Romanian business, I summarized a set of key topics, which should be found in university curriculums, in order to provide students with skills and knowledge that allow them to manage sustainable businesses.
However, there are none, to the author's knowledge, that allow for the two distinct types of self-employment discussed.
Our brains build up patterns of connections, interwoven layers of knowledge that allow us to recognize similarities of situations and see solutions".
In 1974 he suggested that the human brain contains multitudes of frames, or packages of knowledge that allow us to understand a certain topic--for example, cats and what they do.
In fact, such limitations may even reduce website trust (particularly trust-ability) because it projects the image that the website or e-tailer does not possess the capabilities, skills, and knowledge that allow the seller to successfully perform actions related to the business domain.
They worshiped books, and both had an encyclopedic knowledge that allowed them to discover rare volumes others had overlooked.
Agricultural systems science generates knowledge that allows researchers to consider complex problems or take informed agricultural decisions.
(b) Providing instrumental knowledge that allows policy-makers to assess and evaluate the likely consequences of each policy option (pragmatic or instrumental function).
Objectives: The script concordance (SC) test is designed to measure the organisation of knowledge that allows interpretation of data in clinical reasoning.
In contrast, the on-the-job trainee learns the craft of teaching – the surface techniques that gives one a start – but might never acquire the in-depth knowledge that allows him to improvise.
