The attribution of property rights can be more difficult here, and the logic of appropriability can clash with the objective of knowledge diffusion.
Data show the workshop was successful in meeting the objectives of increasing CFS knowledge and raising perceived self-efficacy towards making a diagnosis.
The strategy will support the achievement of the objectives of the Regional Knowledge and Leadership Agenda (RKLA), contribute to the objectives of UNICEF's global communication and public advocacy strategy and UNICEF's global brand strategy, and help guide and mutually influence the development of individual country communication and advocacy strategies in the region.
In this context, Vhub development efforts have been consistent with the four general objectives of knowledge management projects (Davenport et al. 1998): 1) create knowledge repositories, 2) improve knowledge access, 3) establish an environment conductive to more effective knowledge creation, transfer and use, and 4) manage knowledge as an asset.
This is a comprehensive literature review with the objective of deepening knowledge about complications related to orthognathic surgery.
The document then sets out a list of measures to attain the objective of raising knowledge on what to do in an emergency situation: awareness campaigns, training sessions for teachers, and protection and evacuation exercises.
With the objective of gaining knowledge about the role of USPs in muscle growth we performed a nutritional challenge experiment to analyse their expression during the transition from a catabolic to an anabolic state.
In face of this evidence the campaign mobilized all youth leaders at all levels, including young musicians and artists, journalists, athletes, members of youth organizations and others with the objective of disseminating knowledge about prevention of sexually transmitted infections including HIV/AIDS all over the country.
Evaluating the chances and optimizing the process of FT might be easier, if all recipients were included in standardized follow-up protocols, making it possible to compare the results and to work out unsolved problems with the objective of improving knowledge.
To take these as the paradigmatic instances of knowledge invites a model of the knower as emotionally detached, impersonally oriented to things rather than persons, and oriented in an "objective" posture toward the object of knowledge.
