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Knowledge-based systems that can aid medical diagnosis have been around for 20 years, but doctors don't use them for various social and legal reasons.
James Miller's Challenge Bet, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Knowledge-based and high-growth sectors like clean tech, life sciences and health care are perfectly suited for Michigan's deep engineering, research and advance manufacturing base (a welcome legacy of the automotive industry), not to mention the ample natural resources of the state, notably fresh water, wind currents, vast forests and agricultural lands - valuable assets for a "greening" U.S. and global economy.
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Knowledge-based systems are infinite; what is limited is attention spread across knowledge-amassing projects.
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Knowledge-based casino game and method therefor - This patent compares the idea of casino games, where the idea is for the house to make money, against trivia game-shows, where the idea is for the house to give away money.
Archive 2007-07-01 2007
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Knowledge-based industries in China, such as information technology and the Internet, will most likely also benefit a great deal from WTO membership.
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Knowledge-based systems combine information with human action and monitor the outcomes.
The Monster Under The Bed Stan Davis 1994
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Knowledge-based services are inherently driven by scope.
Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994
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Knowledge-based services are inherently driven by scope.
Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994
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Knowledge-based businesses are rewriting the rule books for how we organize.
The Monster Under The Bed Stan Davis 1994
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Knowledge-based products and services today are still described in cobbled phrases, but as they become more familiar to us through time, they too will lose their strangeness and become more commonplace, a part of the natural way things are done.
The Monster Under The Bed Stan Davis 1994
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