Sentence examples for personalised knowledge from inspiring English sources

We invest a lot in our offline sales team, too: we send them on familiarisation trips around the world to ensure they have the first-hand experience of our properties and personalised knowledge to share.

Combined with Web 2.0 features like social tagging, the use of ontologies, taxonomies, and facets enable the user to navigate through query results based on his personalised knowledge space.

They also embody an active tradition of physically mapping and personalising knowledge upon the printed page.

Following retraining, we update the cluster centres as well, after medical validation of the new data, so as to create personalised system knowledge instances.

People can also get highly personalised treatment, thanks to rapidly advancing knowledge of their genomes.

However, the majority of patients were not attributing their symptoms to TB or HIV suggesting that their knowledge of these diseases was not being personalised.

The authors present, validate and implement into a knowledge feature a methodology that generates an anatomically personalised trachea stent based a point cloud data extracted from a Computerised Axial Tomography with an open-source medical data visualisation application.

As they stand, most free and open online business models rest on a grotesque inequality between what is given by the many – detailed, constantly updated personalised data – and what is taken by the few: profit, knowledge, and the indefinite and largely unaccountable possession of both.

Professional caregivers took account of opinions and concerns expressed by persons with dementia and their family carers, and acknowledged their contributions such as sharing life-stories and using this knowledge to personalise care.

This paper presents an integrated approach to manage the life-cycle of ontologies, used to define personalised e-Learning experiences supporting blended learning activities, without any specific expertise in knowledge engineering.

This paper reports on new manufacturing knowledge to machine polypropylene using ball-end tooling in order to generate personalised sculptured surface products.