I thought this was common knowledge.

(c) Consult with the secretariat and draw upon its experience and knowledge base.

The Role of IT Systems in Knowledge Sharing IT systems are common tools that help facilitate knowledge sharing and knowledge management.

Garrison town is a common expression for any town that has a military base nearby.

The society's common theme was to acquire knowledge through experimental investigation.

provide an important knowledge base for advice and legal aid centres for refugees in many countries.

These observations constitute a valuable knowledge base associated with verification measurements and on site inspection protocols.

2 Available from http www.paris21.org pages designing nsds NSDS documents knowledge base index.asp?tab KnowledgeBase.

Most of the time they actually sell 4GLs with a higher level of automation and knowledge base.

Because two is the base of the binary numeral system, powers of two are common in computer science.

There is no common data base on the number of filed criminal charges against any form of violence.

On March 5, 2004, LinuxQuestions.org set up a wiki aimed at building the largest online Linux knowledge base.

Develop and maintain a knowledge base of learning, research and best practices for gender mainstreaming in peacekeeping operations.

Another hope is found in the common global appreciation of the sources of knowledge.

For most of the postwar period, advanced countries grew by expanding the knowledge and technology base of their economies.

But let us step back from the news cycle to look at the solid knowledge base of our pyramid.

Common to both options is the need to promptly implement a series of measures to cut UNOPS fixed cost base.

They have no knowledge to base this on . They merely indulge in guess work which can never replace the truth .

They have no knowledge to base this on . They merely indulge in guess work which can never replace the truth .

But now a renaissance of their mindset is taking place, as climate change becomes common knowledge.

For without a common political identity on which to base social solidarity, redistribution of wealth by the welfare state loses its legitimacy.

A city wiki (or local wiki) is a wiki used as a knowledge base and social network for a specific geographical locale.

The project creates a knowledge base to support countries in reorienting policies towards integrated health and social care systems serving older populations.

It was agreed that the Group should not get actively involved in disseminating knowledge and best practices nor should it take the function of maintenance of the knowledge base developed in the past.

While the Greek fiscal fiasco is now common knowledge, Ireland s problems are deeper and less widely understood.

Much of the now common knowledge concerning heart disease, such as the effects of diet, exercise, and common medications such as aspirin, is based on this longitudinal study.

Research projects that attempt to build a complete knowledge base of commonsense knowledge (e.g., Cyc) require enormous amounts of laborious ontological engineering they must be built, by hand, one complicated concept at a time.

Early in 2004, the UN Habitat Intranet became accessible at all UN Habitat locations, including regional offices, providing a central, searchable knowledge base.

Expanding the knowledge base of scientists from developing countries is critical for their full enjoyment of the rights set out in the Convention.

Actions to build up a knowledge base on this subject and disseminate data should be vigorously pursued by Governments, with support from civil society.

Teenage pregnancy is a common occurrence, and it is the consequence of the youth's poor knowledge of reproductive health.

Teenage pregnancy is a common occurrence, and it is the consequence of the youth's poor knowledge of reproductive health.

This base was called Base Marret.

It is common knowledge that, for the last eight years, Sonia Gandhi has exercised virtually total control within the party.

The fundamental argument for the proposal is that the two perspectives, the knowledge base of scientific experts and the experience of stakeholders, need to be integrated.

A knowledge base of key documents written by PARIS21 partners on how to carry out national strategy processes (for example, stakeholder analyses, user needs assessments, human resource strategies, data quality assessments) has been produced and launched on the Partnership website.2 Most of the material destined for the knowledge base exists already but where there are gaps, new guidelines are being commissioned.

The lesson from many developed and developing countries is that underinvestment in infrastructure, human capital, institutions, and the economy s knowledge and technology base reduces long term growth.

Components Three fundamental components of a DSS architecture are the database (or knowledge base), the model (i.e., the decision context and user criteria), and the user interface.

The knowledge base should include research on regional plans and the exchange of experience in the area of literacy with a view to achieving universal primary education.

It was also cooperating in efforts to forge an international consensus on the management of migration and the development of a sound knowledge base on the subject.

By managing behaviour, and not only mere content, Wikipedia uses simple rules to produce a complex, evolving knowledge base which has largely replaced older sources in popular use.

In addition to regularly reporting on progress, the Government of Canada is building the knowledge base on disability so that more can be known about disability and inclusion.

(a) Research and analytical work to increase knowledge and understanding of drug, crime and terrorism issues and to expand the evidence base for making policy and operational decisions

Extrabudgetary resources complement provisions under the regular budget and enable ITC to implement concrete technical cooperation projects using the tools and knowledge base developed with regular budget resources.

Varying the weight of the membership, population and contribution factors within the limits of the existing base figure constitutes the most common method of adjusting the geographical distribution of posts.