Sentence examples for transported knowledge from inspiring English sources

We identify seven key components: the objectives being pursued, the origin of the commodity flows to be transported, knowledge of demand, the decision-making structure, periodicity and volume of logistic activities, and the state of the social networks and supporting systems.

Surprisingly, the systems turned out to be quite diverse, leading to problems when transporting knowledge bases from one system to another.

Yet, such methods hardly determine the specificity of transporters; knowledge of transported metabolites is therefore often completed using direct information on the microorganism's physiology and the metabolites it was shown to utilize in growth experiments.

Once Mr Livingstone had triumphed, she had no hesitation in winding up as a bit player in his cast, offering her transport knowledge, without pushing her support for John Prescott's public-private partnership.

Answering these questions will involve combining basic logistics and freight transport knowledge e.g. for planning and scheduling activities for an overall Freight ITS management framework, with the capabilities made available to us by the electronics and telecommunication systems developed with ICT research.

The work with SFE GmbH on the frequency response problem for interior acoustic field computation started out as a clear transfer project (a one way street), with the idea to transport the knowledge and know-how about current linear system and eigenvalue solver technologies available in the academic environment into an industrial software environment.

In addition there is a need for securing the highest level of knowledge transported reflecting state-of-the art technology as well as standardisation and harmonisation efforts.

While several vitamin C transporters have been identified, such as sodium-ascorbate cotransporters (SVCT1/2) and glucose transporters (GLUTs), the latter transporting dehydroascorbate, knowledge of their protein distribution within the human lung is limited, in the case of GLUTs or unknown for SVCTs.

A sequel of sorts to Carl Sagan's Cosmos: A Personal Voyage, this new series promises to "bring to life stories of the heroic quest for knowledge, transporting viewers to new worlds and across the universe for a vision of the cosmos on the grandest – and the smallest – scale".

When we identify with fictional characters, when we're transported by their narratives, our knowledge, our beliefs, even our behavior can be shaped by made-up stories.

Professional and non-professional social relationships were activated in order to access drug stocks and other supplies, transport and knowledge.