This divergence in performance is caused in part by selection bias in the access to foreign markets, and in part by accumulation of localized knowledge.
By integrating localized knowledge from a variety of sources into a single, robust platform, Riskmap provides a comprehensive overview of disaster events, enabling residents, humanitarian agencies, and government authorities to make more informed decisions during emergencies.
This study compares the university spillover effect of two types of knowledge, localized knowledge from domestic collaboration and distant knowledge from international collaboration, and investigates their spillover effect on local firms' innovation.
Your mental map may be filled with gaps about the larger world, but is instead filled with localized knowledge, such as different levels of detail, scale, emphasis, boundaries and biases.
This may also be indicative of exposure to a wider variety of plant medicines and localized knowledge across the lifespan.
The paper re-examines the twin concepts of knowledge "tacitness" and "codification", which both the literature on (broadly defined) industrial districts, and some recent econometric literature on "localized knowledge spillovers" have possibly mis-handled.
Responses may be localized from a knowledge of changes in lung resistance and compliance.
Thus this PCR-based detection procedure is a powerful tool for diagnosis of B. cinerea in symptomless strawberry plants, and should allow infection and latency sites to be localized in order to improve knowledge of the epidemiology of the pathogen under field conditions.
To the best of our knowledge, localized schemes do not protect the integrity of the critical parts of the certificate chain messages by having each node signing them, thus they are prone to DoS attack scenarios.
