Sentence examples for shared knowledge of the from inspiring English sources

Consultation content was largely determined intuitively rather than on a shared knowledge of the process involved.

The major findings were that: (1) shared knowledge of the development process can be built by improving a team's shared knowledge of customers, suppliers, and internal capabilities, (2) shared knowledge of the development process for a project reduces product design glitches, and (3) reduced product design glitches improve product development time, cost, and customer satisfaction.

"To build a product, you need to have either easy access to customers or many members in the team who all have deep shared knowledge of the customer pain," Ashish Gupta says.

Ogotemmêli presents the commonly shared knowledge of the Dogon community, including not only their very complex theories about the origin of the universe and the subsequent development of material and non-material entities in it, but also a startling astronomical system that points to the Dogon's pre-telescopic knowledge of the Sirius (A and B) and their paths across the skies.

Towards the same direction, authors of [9] suggest fuzzy logic-based schemes which exploit past history and shared knowledge of the service quality experienced by active connections for processing cross-layer communication quality metrics so as to estimate the expected transport layer performance.

By combining discussions of policy, business, science, academia and culture above the Arctic Circle, Norway has created an annual forum for expanding interest and shared knowledge of the importance of the Arctic.

Throughout the Games, the IOC's Olympic Games Knowledge Management program has been collecting data and compiling reports to share knowledge of the Games with future host cities.

The earliest scientific societies were founded in Europe in the mid-16th and early 17th centuries, but the first entomological societies came about in England in the mid-18th century for the purpose of sharing knowledge of the Lepidoptera.

Go on YouTube and you'll find plenty of people sharing "knowledge" of the spiritual dangers of fluoride and how to reverse the effects of a "calcified" pineal gland (many say you can't; it's too late).

And the Vietnam movies that came after the end of that war could at least rely on a shared knowledge of how the larger story ended, a knowledge that is implicit in the shape of the smaller stories they tell.

It is the shared knowledge of two narcissists who have been around the block often enough to be able to puncture each other's own romantic illusions without wincing.