Mainstream books devoted to organizing knowledge on epidemiological methods used to emphasize the study of the distribution of health events according to person, time and place [ 1, 2].
However, if the term science applies to any body of systematically organized knowledge based on facts ascertained by empirical methods and described by as much measurement as the material allows, then political science is a science, like the other social disciplines.
The research on chess players suggests two aspects of organized knowledge in LTM: (1) Using organized knowledge can increase the speed of retrieval from LTM; (2) After a training period, a large amount of organized knowledge relating to a specific area can be stored in LTM.
Schemata consist of highly organized knowledge and information.
Concept maps are graphic representations of organized knowledge [ 78].
The art of meta-analysis and consulting has been around since the first shamans and chiefs, who used their experience to condense and organize knowledge based on their superior and seasoned understanding.
In fact, you could argue that the most important role of search engines is to locate the online outcroppings of "the old ways of organizing knowledge" that we still depend on, like the N.I.H., the S.E.C., the O.E.D., the BBC, the N.Y.P.L. and ESPN.
The present study contributes to the literature by 1) specifying the distinct types of joint search performed by knowledge ecosystems; 2) considering how the nature of joint search affects how knowledge ecosystems are organized; and 3) distinguishing two forms of organizing knowledge ecosystems, with a focus on participation and coordination.
Each tribe has its own approach to instrument classification based on traditional ways of organizing knowledge.
A study on health education materials, discusses the importance of considering the difference in age and educational background of its target, as information must be presented according to individual's knowledge, interests and ways of organizing knowledge [ 24].
