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Overcoming Cardwell's Law, Mokyr writes, requires "a community that combines pluralism and competition with a coordination mechanism that allows knowledge to be distributed and shared, and hence challenged, corrected, and supplemented".

The Marshallian thesis emphasizes the concentration of an industry in a geographical region that allows knowledge to spill over between firms within the industry as Audretsch and Feldman (2004) quotes Krugman (1991) in his proposing a new theory of economic geography: "What is the most striking feature of the geography of economic activity?

Referring to methods of "conditioning" suspects in Northern Ireland that were banned in 1972, Fox admitted that "there was a 'systemic failure' that allowed knowledge of the prohibition on abusive techniques made by the Heath government to be lost over the years".

The lack of experience of some team members was overcome by agile software development techniques and the presence of senior level developers that allowed knowledge transfer between teams.

An ontology is designed to provide an explicit and semantic specification of concepts that allow knowledge about genes and their products to be described without ambiguity in a shareable and computationally accessible form, producing an efficient and standardized functional scheme.

Given that equity in health is a foundational concept for GHR in general and the Teasdale-Corti program specifically, teams planned and implemented research in a manner that allowed knowledge to be broadly shared and applied to attain equitable health outcomes.

The knowledge based framework is integrated within a greater framework, virtual factory framework that allows the knowledge extraction from a series of software tools used during the whole factory lifecycle.

The knowledge based framework is integrated into a greater one, namely, the Virtual Factory Framework that allows for knowledge extraction from data produced by a series of software tools used during the entire factory lifecycle.

By exploiting relevance feedback, this paper presents a user-centric and adaptive framework that allows tacit knowledge of fingerprint examiners to be captured and re-used to enhance their future decisions.

What results is a multimedia map that allows local knowledge for certain regions to be retrieved interactively.

Exceptions to the staged theory of internationalization (a) firms having large resources to help them skip intermediate stages; (b) the stable and homogeneous market conditions that allows market knowledge to be acquired in ways other than through experience; (c) firms having considerable experience from markets similar to the one they wish to enter (Johanson and Vahlne 1977 19900).