Sentence examples for wave knowledge from inspiring English sources

We use a distinction between 1st and 2nd wave knowledge management to illustrate two possible objects of knowledge management: the creative individual and the network of knowledge resources.

What we are seeing today on the streets of Paris is "wave conflict" — the conflict that arises from the shift out of a "second wave" mass society to a "third wave' knowledge society; it is a battle between those who benefit from the old system and those who would benefit from the new.

A great, bewildering wave of knowledge passed over Solly.

Previously, I suggested that the next wave of knowledge management innovation may come from consumer applications invading the enterprise space.

Once these data from the National Health Interview Survey start to hit the street, they will literally unleash a new wave of knowledge about LGBT health.

In "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" (1974), Thomas Nagel pointed out that no matter how much someone might know about the objective facts about the brains and behaviour of bats and of their peculiar ability to echolocate (to locate distant or invisible objects by means of sound waves), that knowledge alone would not suffice to convey the subjective facts about "what it's like" to be a bat.

In this paper we first present what we know about these waves from knowledge gained from these studies along with their limitations.

The knowledge wave is gaining momentum by the day.

Looking forward, it is gearing up to ride the knowledge wave by changing its science, technology, and economic landscapes to build a new global knowledge hub.

The analysis concentrates on attempts to transform a national economic discourse at the Catching the Knowledge Wave Conference, held in New Zealand.

These effects influence the train power requirement, the traction energy costs and the pressure wave amplitude: the knowledge of the unsteady aerodynamic field around the train is therefore essential to the optimum choice of a tunnel configuration, and mainly of the cross-section diameter and of the presence and position of pressure relief ducts.