Sentence examples for performance of a knowledge from inspiring English sources

Knowledge retrieval is a decisive part of the performance of a knowledge management system.

This paper compares the performance of a knowledge based input-output recommender with a recommender based on association rules.

Bergek et al. [6] propose seven functions as tools for analyzing the performance of a TIS: knowledge development and diffusion, entrepreneurial experimentation, influence on the direction of search, market formation, legitimation, and resource mobilization.2 These all contribute to the overall goal of the system: the development, diffusion, and utilization of innovations.

Two things are necessary to enable an assessment to be made of seakeeping performance, namely a knowledge of: wave conditions for the area to which the assessment is related and specifically how the total energy of the wave system is distributed with respect to frequency; and the responses of the ship in regular sinusoidal waves covering the necessary frequency band.

Grouping indicators into input and output indicators enables to show interactions among various measures and illustrate, through output indicators, the impact of input indicators on performance of a country pursuing the knowledge-based economy.

Complementarily, the knowledge system enhances the overall performance of a society by producing and distributing knowledge "resources," which then are being used by the other systems of a society for supporting their processes and performances.

We hope that our results will be useful to application designers and developers and help them better optimize the end-to-end performance of their applications with a knowledge of the performance of the underlying networking APIs.

The control of the performance of a fuel cell needs the knowledge of mechanical stresses.

"His performance was the performance of a man safe in the knowledge that he will not be impeached," said Farideh Farhi, a professor at the University of Hawaii who is an expert on Iran.

A consequence of having few experts in any field is that there are few experimental or observational studies quantitatively evaluating the performance of different knowledge elicitation methods.

Ohmann [ 15] evaluated the performance of seven knowledge acquisition techniques, i.e., Bayes independence and rule induction techniques, ID3, NewId, PRISM, CN2, C4.5, and ITRULE.