It is generally not possible to equate these demands between modalities: a music reading test, for example, taps knowledge of a relatively small set of symbols compared with the vast corpus of words, and whereas word familiarity (frequency) can be quantified reliably for native speakers of the language, musical familiarity is heavily dependent on autobiographical experience.
The family business (if your family has one) or a parent's profession is an ideal opportunity to tap knowledge, experience, or build career opportunities.
Knowledge management has been hailed as an enabler for tapping this knowledge to improve efficiency in the AEC industry.
Darpa argues that tapping the knowledge of the Russian scientists, who continued making ever deadlier germ weapons two decades after President Richard M. Nixon ended America's program in 1969, will benefit science and strengthen American national security.
Tapping indigenous knowledge and skills on animal husbandry and rangeland management.
It's more about tapping the knowledge and hunger found in startups to identify future areas of investment and development.
General Catalyst, meanwhile, co-led a $3 million seed round for Butter.ai, which bills itself as a personal assistant for tapping company knowledge.
Satisfaction Unlimited is another one of the companies tapping this knowledge base by helping young companies crowdsource their support amongst their customers.
Advanced Syntactic Test of Pronominal Reference (van der Lely, 1997 ), a yes/no picture judgement task tapping syntactic knowledge of sentential co-reference of reflexive and pronouns (e.g. himself, him).
"U-report offers a cost-effective, easy-to-implement means of assuring accountability by tapping community knowledge to learn the local and personal impact of policy and development schemes, health interventions and outbreaks," Mr. Sapra said.
