Sentence examples for knowledge to implement from inspiring English sources

The best part is that peerTransfer is free of charge for educational institutions and requires no engineering or coding knowledge to implement the solution for institutions.

"This agreement will help us heal the wounds of the past if we have the wisdom and the knowledge to implement it in practice," he said.

Although some middleware solutions for the efficient combination of hardware already exist, they are mostly based on UNIX and demand advanced technological knowledge to implement.

What's cool about this is that the apps will require no download or technical knowledge to implement, meaning the marketplace won't add any wrinkles or friction to the user experience.

The framework proposed provided local farmers with relevant information and facilitated communication with researchers, enabling them to use the co-constructed knowledge to implement adaptive management strategies to improve local productive systems.

By applying the methods developed in this study to other Monsoon Asian regions with rapid population increases, it might be possible to develop a database as a platform for sharing the findings and knowledge to implement the conservation of biodiversity under changing conditions of land use and human population size.

Rogers (2003) identifies three types of knowledge needed to implement an innovative tool: awareness knowledge (that the tool exists), how-to knowledge (how to use the tool), and principles knowledge (what purpose the tool serves).

To the best of our knowledge, the PCQ is the first tool to be developed to assess the specific knowledge required to implement flexible insulin regimens.

Here, we review P SFA studies in 18 cities, focusing on gaps in the knowledge required to implement P management solutions.

While more advanced nonlinear methods, such as neural networks, have been shown to perform better than traditional regression analysis in these situations, the knowledge needed to implement them "from scratch" is beyond most practitioners.

Most smartphone apps today use server-side functionality for something — user accounts, data management, real-time updating, and more — but the knowledge required to implement these features tends to be totally different from the skills needed to build a solid iOS app in Objective C, or an Android app in Java.