TARP authorities couldn't locate knowledge about toxic assets fast enough because so many non-standardized types of records were scattered around the world.
Bonaventure locates knowledge of God's existence within all three parts of an Aristotelian science as demonstrated conclusion, as common axiom, and as proper postulate.
In this paper we study the question of the determinants of the foreign location of technological activities of multinational firms (MNFs): do they locate their knowledge activities as a consequence of their home country advantages or according to host country strengths?
The fuzzy expert system proposed has a dual knowledge base, that is, a statistical knowledge located on the memberships functions, and the standard rule-based knowledge.
By contrast, he strongly endorsed Plato's doctrine of recollection to the extent that it locates all knowledge in ideas already residing in the soul.
And it will enable teachers to geo-locate the knowledge that they convey in class, showing their pupils where to look for examples of theirs lessons in their own backyards.
Like Ciudad del Saber, or City of Knowledge, located at a former US army headquarters in Panama.
Initially, 64% of the respondents including the owner of the farm on which the biodigester was located had no knowledge about the nature and application of biogas while the balance knew about biogas.
Recognizing the role of ignorance reframes their conception of epistemic goals, broadening them to include not just the acquisition of truths, but the development of reliable and significant knowledge for differently located people, with patterns of knowledge and ignorance that support healthy epistemic relations between people.
The knowledge reuse and fusion/transformation (KRAFT) project has defined a generic agent-based architecture to support knowledge fusion — the process of locating and extracting knowledge from multiple, heterogeneous on-line sources, and transforming it so that the union of the knowledge can be applied in problem-solving.
