Sentence examples similar to profoundly embedded knowledge from inspiring English sources
Tacit and embedded knowledge are elicited by personal experience.
Service will become more ubiquitous, via speech interfaces, devices with embedded knowledge, and wearables for service technicians," said Kate Leggett.
Such embedded knowledge should then contribute to improvements in routine priority setting practice.
For better or worse, these figures of speech are profoundly embedded in how we think.
Right along with the rest of America, the Tea Party has inherited these open-ended feuds, which are profoundly embedded in our political culture.
"Free at the point of delivery" is too profoundly embedded in Britain's conception of the NHS for any mainstream leader hoping to be elected to go there.
It's profoundly embedded in who I am.
When we prepare for war, we honor a profoundly embedded death wish; indeed, we assume we can exploit it for our own advantage.
"these type of studies are profoundly embedded in a culture, in a scientific attitude that is not [participants'] culture.
Unfortunately, real learning — that is, the kind which embeds knowledge and skills in long-term memory — is never simple.
Strong leadership will drive (or diminish) diversity much more profoundly than will the most deeply embedded systems.
