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Showing 1 to 20 of 39 for “"Deep knowledge"”.
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Cultural reciprocity in deep knowledge co-production
… integration of both western and Māori bodies of knowledge. Each project has its own methodological approach and methods although most drew predominantly on kaupapa Māori methodology. The introduction provides a general summary and positionality statement to orient the reader to my background and …
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Prolog and artificial intelligence in chemical engineering
… (chapters 16-17). We have developed EXSEP, a knowledge-based system that performs separation process synthesis. EXSEP is a computer-aided design tool that can generate flowsheets using any combination of high-recovery (sharp) and low-recovery (nonsharp) separations, using a variety of …
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Expert systems in on-line process control and fault diagnosis
… research on on-line fault diagnosis emphasises deep knowledge based approaches. Two avenues in deep knowledge based approaches, namely causal search and qualitative modelling based diagnosis, have been investigated. In the approach of causal search the research results reveal that diagnostic …
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Lost in translation : challenges in mapping user needs to engineering requirements
… conduct market research. The advantage of having deep knowledge about a system is discussed on the context of negotiating tradeoffs during a project. The impact of the organizational structure on the efficiency and efficacy of tradeoffs is discussed. The importance of product roadmaps and the …
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The Intelligent Facilitator's Assistant (IFA): Coupling models of product-oriented groups and expert facilitator behavior.
This dissertation describes the development of a knowledge-based system, dubbed the "Intelligent Facilitator's Assistant" (IFA), which is capable of assisting a facilitator with selected aspects of meetings employing tool-oriented electronic meeting support (EMS) systems. Issues in the separation …
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Language in Roman Caesarea Maritima
… strong interest in Hebrew, but they did not have deep knowledge of the language.
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Transparent distributed programming in Julia
… Domain experts should not need to acquire the deep knowledge required to develop applications that scale, but rather should be able to express data science and engineering problems in terms of vectorized operations and linear algebra, that is in language inherent to the field. The approach …
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Foundations of efficient virtual appliance based service deployments
… construction, however these solutions require deep knowledge about the service dependencies and its deployment process. This dissertation aids problem (i) with a virtual appliance distribution technique that first identifies appliance parts and their internal dependencies. Then based on service …
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A case study in documenting and developing frameworks
… is developed by expert designers who have a deep knowledge of the application domain and long experience of software design. On the other hand, a typical application developer who reuses the framework is less experienced and less knowledgeable of the domain. However, a framework is not an …
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Project management and the film industry value chain: the impact of cognitive biases on value creation and learning
… My study explores whether and in what ways a deep knowledge of cognitive bias helps surmount the apparent limitations it imposes. My findings suggest that strategies involving cognitive behavioural theory provide researchers with significant insights into our understanding of creative …
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Developing Human Capital to Accelerate Time to Autonomy for Petro-technical Professionals in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry
… and gas industry cannot be over emphasized. The deep knowledge-base of upstream geoscience and engineering operations, coupled with its attendant long learning curve, the continued awareness and appreciation of health, safety and environment considerations in upstream operations, and the global …
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Second generation knowledge based systems in habitat evaluation.
Many expert, or knowledge-based, systems have been constructed in the domain of ecology, several of which are concerned with habitat evaluation. However, these systems have been geared to solving particular problems, with little regard paid to the underlying relationships that exist within a …
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Leadership Development And Support: The Perceived Effects Of A Dialogic Peer Coaching Program
… program developers could benefit from a deep knowledge of program elements and an open discussion of expectations and structures going into a school-based administrator leadership and communication development and support program. Key elements include the use of a robust coaching model, …
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‘Poche parole ma significanti’: quando la traduzione va in scena – con due case studies
… to the ear and to the acting; this implies a deep knowledge of the practical dimension, that of rehearsals. To clarify these theoretical points, two authors and three plays have been taken into consideration. Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Much Ado About Nothing, and Michael Frayn’s Noises Off. …
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The Role and Fate of Branch Site-U2 snRNA Interaction During Pre-mRNA Splicing
… the catalytic phase, remain unclear despite our deep knowledge of spliceosome composition. The complex assembly phase that precedes catalysis, and the involvement of several motifs in multiple interactions along the splicing pathway, exacerbate the difficulty of accessing splicing catalysis …
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Quintet for two violins, viola, cello and piano, and string quartet no. 1 by Lazar Nikolov
… hand, one acquires an understanding of Nikolov's deep knowledge of and incessant curiosity for stringed instruments.
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Using evolutionary covariance to infer protein sequence-structure relationships
<p>During the last half century, a deep knowledge of the actions of proteins has emerged from a broad range of experimental and computational methods. This means that there are now many opportunities for understanding how the varieties of proteins affect larger scale behaviors of organisms, in …
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Nonlinear oscillations in high power systems
… because physical models often require a deep knowledge of the system parameters that sometimes is difficult to obtain. In Chapter 4 considerations and results on new identification methodologies based on parallel identification models for discrete-time systems are presented.
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Software Support for Podcasting Mobile Lecture Content for Education in Sub-Sahara African Universities
… Participatory Action Research was used to gain a deep knowledge of developing world academics’ work context and needs, identify specific requirements, develop a novel podcasting application (called MLCAT – Mobile Learning Content Authoring Tool) and ensure that they accept and use the technology. …
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Test-driven fault navigation for debugging reproducible failures
… (defect). This idealized procedure requires deep knowledge of the system and its behavior because failures and defects can be far apart from each other. Unfortunately, common debugging tools are inadequate for systematically investigating such infection chains in detail. Thus, developers have …
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