knowledge commonsの例文

• I voted having the artistic knowledge common to most Main Page users.
• In 2012, it also organized the first First Thematic Conference on the Knowledge Commons.
• Knowledge has been held to be an example of a global public good, but also as a commons, the knowledge commons.
• In her Carnegie Reports of 1947 and 1950 she advocated " generic " training  a set of core knowledge common to all social workers.
• Ferenc Gyuris argues, that it is important to distinguish " information " from " knowledge " in defining the term " knowledge commons ".
• In fall 2010, a Reading Room housing the Leisure Reading Collection on the first floor of Pattee Library opened in the Tombros / McWhirter Knowledge Commons.
• Over fifteen policy papers the plan outlines policy proposals for transitioning Ecuador to what is described as a social knowledge economy based on the creation and support of open knowledge commons.
• Sectoral movements such as Knowledge Commons, Academics Initiative, OSGEO India and the National Consultative Committee of Computer Teachers ( NCCCTA ) joined the national coalition at the very initial stage itself.
• Indeed, the elements are a dangerous mix : advanced technical knowledge common among university graduates, an uneven legal system that often lacks the means and the sophistication to pursue hackers and a population too poor to buy anything buy pirated computer products.
• Official definition of consumer expectation test : An unreasonably dangerous product is one that is dangerous to an extent beyond that which would be contemplated by the ordinary consumer who purchases it, with the ordinary knowledge common to the community of its characteristics.
• Historically, as I understand it, many Welsh immigrants ended up in Appalachia, in part because it was a region where the kind of labor and knowledge common in Wales was needed ( coal mining especially, but also such things as hardscrabble farming and methods of raising livestock in rugged mountainous terrain ).
• It focuses on the perennial debate around the construction of knowledge commons theorized by Elinor Ostrom : being a collective, open project, it must be accessible to most, but as its production becomes important for its " owners " ( readers and producers ), boundaries have to be set to protect its integrity.
• Formation of FSMI as an umbrella organisation with active organisations such as DAKF, FSMK, Swetcha, knowledge Commons, FSFTN, FSMWB etc . is a fact, which can be easily verified from media reports as well as from the well known persons and organisations involved . ( references of people, organisations involved are cited, and are verifiable ).
• Today, the knowledge commons act as a frame of reference for a number of domains, including Open Educational resources such as the MIT OpenCourseware, free digital media such as Wikipedia, Creative commons licensed art, open-source research, and open scientific collections such as the Public Library of Science or the Science Commons, Free Software and Open Design.
• He is a race / genetics / ancient history crank with a particular interest in Palestinians and in Jews . ( He doesn't come out and say it, but I'm pretty sure his pet theory is that Palestinians are the " real " Jews, and modern Jewry is some kind of usurper . ) His claims are highly specific and idiosyncratic, and are not to my knowledge common conspiracy / crank memes, but seem to be his own original ideas.