By materializing similarity data, knowledge propagation in Biozon becomes immediate, thus facilitating the task of function assignment.
They perform these tasks at update time and materialize all inferred knowledge (facts and axioms) in the database.
Materializing this work required the integration of knowledge in electronics, microcontroller programming, MatLab/Simulink programming, control systems, communication between PCs and microcontrollers, mechanics, assembly, etc.
While the obstructions of acculturation, prohibition and applicability answer directly to the disconnect between environmental knowledge and practice, they are but small pieces materializing out of a widespread societal shift with yet unknown ramifications.
The mass production of customized consumer goods or automatically generated structural components requires flexible and fully automated production processes able to materialize complex intelligent and knowledge based designed components.
The rising interest of scientific communities and working groups in the semantic web as a newly emerging type of knowledge management materializes in a growing body of ontologies which are often publicly accessible (for example, the SWEET ontology by Raskin and Pan (2005) for organizing the vast knowledge base in earth and environmental sciences).
Research in this ?eld aims to integrate knowledge in ?ow physics with theoretical advances and novel experimental capabilities and engineering devices capable of materializing advanced design concepts.
"Those risks are materializing".
Many papers have examined how to effciently export a materialized view but to our knowledge none have studied how to effciently import one.
Knowledge management processes materialize in the activities that the CoPKM organizes and performs (workshops, online discussions, formal meetings, websites, etc)., as well as in the interactions that it fosters among its members (web posts, collective or private emails, formal and informal discussions, and so on).
