Sentence examples for knowledge-centered from inspiring English sources

A novel knowledge-centered design methodology is proposed and demonstrated through the application in a concrete case study in the field of pandemic flu emergency management.

26 There is evidence that blood glucose awareness training and cognitive behavioral therapy can help to improve diabetic management, and that interventions targeting health beliefs and attitudes about hypoglycemia and diabetes self-management can be more effective than knowledge-centered patient education, which focus on "symptom perception", in reducing hypoglycemia unawareness.

T.A., R.S., J.L.H., A.C.K., S.L.D. and J.L. were supported by a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant (U54 EB020405, Mobilize Center, NIH Big Data to Knowledge Center of Excellence).

We discuss if the configuration of a central-knowledge centered organization is the right solution or if it is better the choice of a distributed one.

Salesforce has its own knowledge centered support environment.

A central tenet of the work was that the representation of sentential meaning as well as world knowledge centered around a few (e.g., 11) action primitives, and inference was driven by rules associated primarily with these primitives; (a prominent exponent of a similar view was Yorick Wilks).

Inductive reasoning in the study of genomes starts from "islands of knowledge", centered around genes with some known background.

The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) Signaling Gateway is another resource for biological knowledge centered on individual molecules and their associated local signaling network.

This paper proposes an MDA approach to knowledge engineering, centered on the CommonKADS knowledge model.

This was necessary so that the real distinction between universal and individual at the ontological level did not make it impossible to explain how sense knowledge (fully centered on singulars) and intellective knowledge (centred on universals) could "meet" in judgements concerning individuals, as in "Socrates is a man".

Jack Zhang is an expert in McKinsey's North America Knowledge Center.