Knowledge Diffusion
Knowledge Diffusion in Social Network
... the diffusion of knowledge between ...those knowledge transfer processes embedded in the normal activity of firms as a mean to fulfil its objectives, and those which are facilitated by the ...
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Knowledge diffusion within the Datang sock manufacturing cluster in China
... (2) Cognitive community’s filtering effect on knowledge diffusion. A filtering effect takes place between sub-cognitive communities within a general cognitive community at different development stages. As ...
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The Knowledge Diffusion Bottleneck in Economic Growth and Development
... on diffusion-based models of growth is inspired by Lucas (2009a), who models heterogeneous agents with differing levels of ...that knowledge diffusion between agents can be an engine of ...
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Exploring and overcoming obstacles to academic-industry knowledge diffusion: A framework
... of knowledge diffusion, particularly the transmission of novel academic findings to their ultimate utilization or adoption in the ...measuring knowledge diffusion hinges on methodological ...
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Knowledge Diffusion for Neural Dialogue Generation
... the knowledge diffusion in conversations and propose an end-to-end neu- ral knowledge diffusion model to deal with the ...the knowledge base through both facts matching and entity ...
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Localized Knowledge Diffusion, Social Interaction Vehicles, Adoption and Uses of Internet in Cameroon
... or diffusion of formal and informal knowledge which, because of social interactions occurring there, create social multipliers of behaviors favorable or unfavorable to the adoption and use of new ...favor ...
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An Educational Knowledge Diffusion Using Social Media
... new knowledge into one or more cohesive documents that will describe their newly developed or discovered ...of knowledge flow; there are many other paths knowledge can take as it moves from one ...
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Innovation, Knowledge Spillovers and High-Tech Services in European Regions
... assimilate knowledge produced elsewhere to ...of knowledge in the form of knowledge ...of knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS), one of their main features is their capacity to adapt ...
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Can locally recruited R&D personnel significantly contribute to multinational subsidiary innovation in an emerging economy?
... seek knowledge resources from their parent firms in order to carry out effective innovative ...external knowledge sources from an emerging economy may not be as strong as from a developed economy, and hence ...
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Mobile Phones in the Diffusion of Knowledge and Persistence in Inclusive Human Development in Sub Saharan Africa
... and knowledge diffusion variables. In other words, a knowledge economy is necessary for countries in the sub-region with low inclusive development to catch-up their counterparts with higher levels of ...
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Mobility of Knowledge and Local Innovation Activity
... proxing knowledge flows still pertain in the present ...of knowledge flows, is not without flaws ...of knowledge diffusion as it contains some ‘noise’, ...technological knowledge patent ...
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Mobile Phone Innovation and Inclusive Human Development: Evidence from Sub Saharan Africa
... Panel B of table 5 reports the impact of mobile phones on human development. We document a positive and significant impact of mobile phones and innovation (using scientific and technical Journal articles as proxy) on ...
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The Mobile Phone in the Diffusion of Knowledge for Institutional Quality in Sub Saharan Africa
... the diffusion of knowledge for government quality in ...The knowledge diffusion variables on which the mobile phone is interacted in order to address the fifth gap are: education, innovation ...
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Learning lessons, policy transfer and the international diffusion of policy ideas
... Where diffusion attends to the spread of policies and ideas between countries, convergence represents an important counter-factual proposition which allows for the possibility of similar developments taking place ...
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Out-of-sample extension of diffusion maps in a computer aided diagnosis system. Application to breast cancer virtual slide images
... This work is the second part of a CADS we aim to develop based on an original strategy starting from VS and leading to an unbiased knowledge database contain- ing reference patches of breast tumors. The first part ...
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Tacit knowledge manifestations in an institute of higher learning
... rich knowledge in understanding tacit knowledge especially its manifestations in a public institute of higher ...tacit knowledge among the ...
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PP 2015 22: Dynamic Epistemic Logic of Diffusion and Prediction in Social Networks
... cific knowledge-dependent update procedure, called “informed adoption”, where agents must possess sufficient information about their surroundings before they ...their diffusion dynamics is step-wise ...
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Making the Invisible Visible: modelling social learning in a knowledge management context
... The diffusion of values from the macro level of the learning model to the meso and micro levels pro- vides a consistent narrative that underlies social learning and knowledge management [r] ...
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Evolution of Unilateral Perinatal Arterial Ischemic Stroke on Conventional and Diffusion Weighted MR Imaging
... stricted diffusion was seen within the infarcted area for up to 14 days but was most marked in the first 4 ...restricted diffusion of water and shrinkage of the extracellular compartment, translating into a ...
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Computational Modelling of Wire Biosensor with Competitive Substrates Conversion
... The biosensor is considered as a thin wire electrode covered with the enzyme layer. A Nernst diffusion layer is considered outside the electrode-enzyme system (see Fig. 1). Since the electrode is much larger in ...
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