The paper tests the hypotheses that entrepreneurship and university industry relations are vehicles for knowledge flows and, thus, spur economic growth.
A systems thinking lens allows us to recognize the importance of long-term change, the power of context, the role of guiding principles (rather than prescriptive control), the centrality of knowledge, and the enabling contributions made by interpersonal and inter-organizational relationships as vehicles for knowledge translation and exchange [ 19].
Bio-ontologies, such as the Gene Ontology [Ashburner et al., 2000], have served as a vehicle of knowledge for the biological community for nearly two decades and provide a framework for integrating data in ways computers can read and humans can understand.
His amiable, enthusiastic demeanor is a perfect delivery vehicle for the knowledge and passion he brings to his subject.
Electronic concept maps have proven to be a useful vehicle for building knowledge models.
These authors consequently invoked a putative 'campaign' within the homosexual population as the hypothetical vehicle for transmitting knowledge on how to stop the spread of HIV.
This could be most plausibly developed by making ideas essentially tied to language (as in, for example, Herder), now regarded as the primary (and historicized) vehicle of knowledge.
The preponderance of the evidence indicates that in order for an L2 to become a vehicle for learning, vocabulary knowledge must first be sufficiently developed.
The paper reports some applications of PLs: (1) as a vehicle for making explicit knowledge that would otherwise remain tacit; (2) as an aid to teaching; (3) as a means of presenting statistical methods to managers.
Clearly the advent of information technology will require that colleges and universities deal with this remarkable new vehicle for the distribution of knowledge.
