The methodology followed is applicable for feasibility and engineering analysis, and may also be used for production estimation and model based simulation with a link to knowledge-based expert systems.
Internal knowledge network characteristics are shown to vary by stance, with more aggressive stances linked to knowledge governance supportive of the entrepreneurship process.
The opportunities linked to knowledge and technology transfer between university and industry are embedded in cultural aspects that we recognize as the most important factors to influence it (Del Giudice et al. 2012).
Worth noting, as responsibility is linked to knowledge of causality, the outcome, which one should produce and therefore he/she is held accountable for, should be known in advance.
The categorizations available to trained musicians are more elaborate and may range from single notes or pitch intervals to generic stylistic features linked to knowledge of composers or musical eras.
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To resolve this inconsistency, we propose a distinction between knowledge-relevance (the degree to which new information can be linked to prior knowledge) and knowledge-congruency (the perceived match between prior knowledge and the to-be-encoded information).
As part of the Cancer Drug Discovery and Development series, this book aims to explain basic biological processes and signalling pathways and to link that knowledge to the anticancer drugs associated with those pathways.
People's musical tastes are not linked specifically to knowledge or experience of musical instruments.
In the hierarchy of understanding, an increasing organizational level grows from data (discrete elements) to information (linked elements), to knowledge (organized information), and to wisdom (applied knowledge) [63].
It is an integrated tool suite of several software subproducts, which is linked to the knowledge base, which contains the six types of knowledge.
