Sentence examples for knowledge to be distributed from inspiring English sources

Overcoming Cardwell's Law, Mokyr writes, requires "a community that combines pluralism and competition with a coordination mechanism that allows knowledge to be distributed and shared, and hence challenged, corrected, and supplemented".

Ultimately, the proper systems put into place allow the knowledge learned from big data to be distributed and used.

Efforts to understand a complex biological system in detail need to incorporate knowledge that may be distributed over a large number of scientific publications from among the tens of millions available today.

Thus it is possible that different members of staff may have equally valid but different judgements about the patient's functioning and the knowledge to score the measure may be distributed across different clinicians.

The knowledge on breaking CAPTCHAs need not be distributed broadly – but only needs to lie with those with the incentive to break and sell accounts.

This is particularly true for silvopastoralism: although silvopastoralism appears to be a relevant way to manage large forests areas in the northern Mediterranean region, knowledge pertaining to silvopastoralism is distributed between foresters and pastoralists, with a lack of shared knowledge making joint action difficult.

The distributed cognition approach (e.g., Hutchins, 1995) is based on a similar idea: Knowledge and cognition are distributed across tools and artifacts, as well as across other individuals.

He said birth control should not be distributed without parental "knowledge".

A postal survey, including questions on clinical practice and experience, knowledge and demographics was distributed to all GPs (n = 3,683).

More specifically, distributed cognition places emphasis on the social aspects of cognition and asserts that knowledge is distributed by placing memories, facts, or knowledge on objects, individuals, and tools in the environment they work.

We also sought to sample for how knowledge was distributed across a range of key stakeholders involved in diabetes management, as we wanted to begin to describe and map the diversity across groups.