The knowledge reuse and fusion/transformation (KRAFT) project has defined a generic agent-based architecture to support knowledge fusion — the process of locating and extracting knowledge from multiple, heterogeneous on-line sources, and transforming it so that the union of the knowledge can be applied in problem-solving.
A Welsh banker more familiar with rugby union, Smith showed his lack of knowledge for the game – and the NRL's unreliability in being able to brief their incoming CEO to a satisfying level – at his first press conference.
According to the author, the incorporation of statistical measures (log likelihood ratio, mutual information, and Dice's coefficient) from the NSP package, linguistic (to be defined) and hybrid (union of statistical and linguistic knowledge) are to be included.
The trade union in Gothenburg reported a general lack of knowledge amongst mobile workers about their rights.
However, wildcats are seldom unofficial strikes that is, seldom are they completely without some degree of union support and knowledge.
These unions of well-educated knowledge workers, whose members perform, frequently rather valorously, one of society's most important functions, are key lynchpins of the Democratic Party coalition.
These are the representation of unions, the knowledge-intensity of a firm, major strategic or organizational changes indicated by changes in the number of employees, and employment of a new or outsider CEO.
James Gilbert Mansfield, Nottinghamshire Peter Howard displays a woeful lack of knowledge of the process by which trades unions make donations to the Labour (or any other) party (letter, 15 June).
The European Union has committed itself to strategic initiatives promoting open and transparent flow of knowledge and innovative processes.
