Sentence examples for the knowledge induced from inspiring English sources

Thus, this paper deals with a broad literature review on innovation drivers and barriers, and an analysis of the knowledge induced by public research and development expenditures (R&D) and patents in the energy sector.

The results showed that the amount of individual learning merely depended on the amount of prior knowledge induced before using the wiki.

"We pay for information," he said, but "we have never, to my knowledge, induced someone to violate the law".

But the design of such a vision system is a challenging problem: carrying out the integration of many descriptive and operational knowledge induces control problems and then requires a suitable underlying software architecture.

As a result, virtual machines on the same host computer may interfere with each other without their knowledge, inducing invisible yet real latency.

A possible consequence of this failure is that several distractors are being selected before the knowledge network induces the target template in the matching template.

Our results add to the knowledge concerning ischemia induced ECG changes and our findings may aid in eventually reducing the share of NSTEMI in acute diagnosis, thus increasing the number of patients benefiting from immediate treatment.

Thus, we expanded the knowledge regarding defense induced by elicitors in a species of citrus that is susceptible to various diseases as well as the molecular mechanisms mediated by SA/CHI treatments.

The cumulative knowledge stock induced by public R&D expenditures in 14 investigated IEA-countries is 102.3 bn EUR in 2013.

The knowledge about the damage induced by environmental agents at epigenetic level is well established principally at DNA level, in spite of the fact that the role of noncoding RNAs has become visible more recently.

This idea is based on the knowledge that DNA adducts induced by different mutagens may have significantly different mutational properties.