Thomas and Carl (2001) argue property right protects the knowledge and helps to sustain the knowledge-based practice.
Israel et al. [ 53] examined three requisites for CBPR sustainability: 1) sustaining relationships and commitments among the partners involved; 2) sustaining the knowledge, capacity and values generated from the partnership; and 3) sustaining funding, staff, programs, policy changes and the partnership itself.
There is also limited research on how to sustain the use of knowledge such as CPGs in clinical practice.
The study also found that not only form-focused instruction is generally very effective in both developing knowledge of formulaic sequences and sustaining the obtained knowledge in language learners, but also both 'focus on form' and 'focus on forms' methods of instructing formulaic sequences are equally effective for immediate and long-term goals.
These factors are disrupting pastoralism's adaptive and reproductive capacity by undermining the socio-economic incentives that sustain the transfer of local pastoral knowledge, and thus inducing a new generation of rural residents to shift out of pastoralism.
Haber found that hunting and trapping tend to take older, experienced wolves which sustain the family group through their knowledge of territory, prey movements, hunting techniques, den sites, and raising pups.
But they are sustained by the knowledge of all those who went before, from the independent companies such as Sparrow Force who struggled against the Japanese tide when all contact with the home base was lost; to the jungle fighters of Borneo and Vietnam and East Timor; and to the troopers in the hellfire of ambush in the dusty mountain passes of Oruzgan.
These kinds of big data describing human activities are at the heart of the idea of a 'knowledge society', where the understanding of social phenomena is sustained by the knowledge extracted from the miners of big data across the various social dimensions by using social mining technologies.
It is but a step from there to the proposition that neither Ion nor Homer can sustain their claims to knowledge, and therefore could not sustain the claim that the poems are fine and beautiful works.
Without rejecting any kind of this-worldly sovereign statehood, this form of other-worldly statehood may have instructive implications for sustaining the Open Science knowledge space as an inclusive, diverse and peaceable space in, of and above the existing global system of states and transnational capitals.
