Sentence examples for knowledge to reflect from inspiring English sources

Organizations must change their knowledge to reflect the changes in their landscapes.

These protocols were analysed from the perspective of both the processes and the domain knowledge to reflect each expert's inherent conceptualisation of the domain.

This paper will describe one method of introducing PSTs to KAL in contexts that were meaningful to them, and the extent to which they were able to use this knowledge to reflect on their own teaching.

Analyzing the lessons learned, specifically the lessons identified and implemented, after more than 10 years provides an important body of knowledge to reflect on what has changed and what has been achieved with regard to disaster risk science and management.

As a result of this process, the individual starts to challenge his or her existing knowledge, to reflect on it and to search for new information.

Several papers identified perceived opportunity by peer tutors for revision of knowledge; opportunity to reflect on their own knowledge gaps and a deeper level of understanding of content [ 18, 20, 23].

In this article, we use the dynamic knowledge loop to reflect upon these dynamic processes.

The methods are developed specifically for use on the machine shop floor to take advantage of the possibility to update and extend knowledge models to reflect current fabrication capabilities and to adapt to changes in the environment and re-plan during operation.

The city has made efforts to rename this area the Knowledge District to reflect the area's newly developing life sciences and technology-based economy.

In this paper we argue that knowledge search has to reflect the heterogeneity of various knowledge sources with regard to the knowledge they can provide and how these sources can be activated.

Results on HIV/AIDS transmission knowledge were weighted (to reflect a priori experts' criteria) by coding very high knowledge as 4, relatively high and relatively low partial knowledge as 3 and 2, respectively, and absence of knowledge as 1.