Since, our example ILM generates the same prevalence and incidence as the SI ODE model (Fig. 3A) then it would be expected, on the basis of conventional wisdom, to generate the same R0.
Another bit of wisdom: "A good planning process can be an excellent baseline tool, a means of generating solid data.
The term refers to open innovation, usually online, that relies on the so-called wisdom of crowds to generate ideas collaboratively rather than traditional models based on, say, copywriters and art directors.
In the process a new kind of collective wisdom is generated.
It is not possible in this brief introduction to do justice to the decades of 'insight and wisdom' generated by researchers analysing the many 'nuanced meanings of narrative' (px).
It is worth remembering in the midst of the campaign, a) that wisdom, not foolishness, delights the creator, b) that wisdom generates moral coherence that cannot be mocked with impunity and, c) that in quite practical ways policy and conduct can be more fully brought into line with the claims of wisdom.
We hypothesized that by tapping into the collective wisdom generated by hundreds of physicians entering problems into the EHR we could detect significant associations among diagnoses that are not described in the literature.
Mr. Seidenberg insists that the cost of running fiber to individual homes is declining, and says that in a few years, investors will see the wisdom of spending more now to generate growth later.
Such pragmatism may be enough to shift opinions about the wisdom of legalisation, but it rarely generates the moral passion necessary to overwhelm fervent moral opposition and bring about lasting change.
This concept, where knowledge is generated amongst a group of individuals, has been described as the "wisdom of crowds," a notion that postulates the more people participating together to create knowledge, the better the information generated will be [ 17].
