It is necessary to integrate practical software development and operation body of knowledge to deploy development and operation methods for assuring safety.
Both initiatives have progressively expanded to cover the array of operations of a knowledge brokerage enterprise namely capacity building, knowledge management, and linkage and exchange.
Why do we even have a concept of public health, of co-operation, of sharing knowledge, if not to extend life, wherever we find it?
If you talk to elected leaders from Louisiana to Florida, they fill your ears with tales of incompetence — of advice that was not heeded, of red tape stifling effective operations, of local knowledge that was cast aside and trampled.
Co-operation with exchange of knowledge is important [ 31] for delivering high-quality diabetes care without delay.
This more global, problem- or operation-related type of knowledge can be used to quickly reject lures if they violate the parity rule (see also [ 16, 18]).
Operators' actions in power systems can be affected by various factors, like external environment, complexity of operation task, operators' knowledge and experience, and so on.
Semi-structured interview questions and focus group discussion topics were pre-scripted [ 4] although interviews and discussions were tailored to the participants' areas of operation, knowledge, experience and interest.
Zabarella moves from the universal and scientific discussion of natural philosophy to a consideration of its particular aspects from the standpoint of operation, not knowledge.
Brazil's diplomatic efforts in the past decade or so underline this feeling - under former President Lula da Silva, Brazil promoted South-South co-operation - the exchange of knowledge and technology and the building of relationships between developing countries in the global south.
