Sentence examples for tacit performance from inspiring English sources

This paper describes tacit performance assessment in the context of knowledge management and presents a prototype decision support system for managing tacit assessment knowledge using knowledge management techniques.

Although explicit assessment measures can be obtained through objective standardized testing, it is much more difficult to capture fuzzier, or tacit, performance assessment measures.

Many tacitly accept that their performance will soon become subject to much more intense scrutiny, and that they will have to adopt sensible industry standards for valuing their portfolios.

As such, analysts say, top authorities have tacitly approved Bo's defiant performance.

That is either an indication that they increasingly think people aren't that interested in who wins or a tacit acknowledgement that the live performances – artists playing in the basement of a Park Lane hotel before an audience of drunk music industry types who tend to greet them with an uninterrupted stream of chat – aren't that thrilling.

Zollo and Singh (2004) used a survey-based approach to explore the link between codified and tacit knowledge from experience and financial performance in the US banking industry.

It highlights the strengths and limits of targeted programming, and is comprehensive, reflecting the current state of both scientific and tacit knowledge about support for improving CHW performance.

To attend an Andrea Marcovicci cabaret show is to participate in a communal rite in which it is tacitly understood — at least during the duration of the performance — that nothing today can match the magic and romance of old Hollywood and Broadway.