Search Results - subject:"coding"

Knowledge codifiability, resources, and science‐based innovation

Cardinal, Laura B.; Alessandri, Todd M.; Turner, Scott F. - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 5 (2001) 2, pp. 195-204

Industry descriptions often depict science‐driven industries as a single industry class, dominated by explicit knowledge in the form of patents, blueprints, diagrams, etc. This one‐dimensional view limits our ability to effectively manage the activities and routines across various stages of...

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Casemix accounting systems and medical coding : Organisational actors balanced on “leaky black boxes”

Lowe, Alan - In: Journal of Organizational Change Management 14 (2001) 1, pp. 79-100

The adoption of DRG coding may be seen as a central feature of the mechanisms of the health reforms in New Zealand …. This paper presents a story of the use of DRG coding by describing the experience of one major health provider. The … conventional literature portrays casemix accounting and medical coding systems as rational techniques for the collection and …

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Resampling configurations of points through coding schemes

Pallini, Andrea - In: Statistical Methods and Applications 9 (2000) 1, pp. 159-182

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Autocatalysis, Information and Coding

Wills, Peter R. - Santa Fe Institute - 2000

the evolution of coding as a result of autocatalytic self-organisation in a population of assignment catalysts …. Autocatalytic selection is a mechanism whereby matter becomes differentiated in primitive biochemical systems. In the case of coding …

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Approaching the challenges and costs of the North American industrial classification system (NAICS)

O’Connor, Lisa - In: The Bottom Line 13 (2000) 2, pp. 83-90

The transition from the standard industrial classification (SIC) system to the North American industrial classification system (NAICS) will not be rapid, but its effects will be profound for business researchers and information professionals. Most government agencies are already in the midst of...

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What are worksets?

Kippenberger, T - In: The Antidote 5 (2000) 3, pp. 24-26

on to explain how the colour coding system works in great detail. …

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Attitudes towards auto-ID technologies within the UK construction industry

Marsh, Laurence; Finch, Eddy - In: Construction Management and Economics 16 (1998) 4, pp. 383-388

Automatic identification (auto-ID) technologies such as bar coding have become widespread within manufacturing …, medicine and retailing. Bar coding has also attracted many applications within the US construction industry, providing tangible …

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3-, 10.5-, 200- and 400-base periodicities in genome sequences

Trifonov, E.N. - In: Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 249 (1998) 1, pp. 511-516

periodicity is characteristic for the protein-coding sequences only. The source of the approximately 10.5-base sequence period is … twofold. On the one hand, the sequences coding for alpha-helical coiled-coil regions in proteins have the hidden 3.5 aminoacid …

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A taxonomy of countries based on inventive activity

Leal, Ricardo P.; Powers, Thomas L. - In: International Marketing Review 14 (1997) 6, pp. 445-460

Technological innovation is a major competitive input that directly translates into long‐term competitive advantage. Presents the results of research that examines innovative activity by country, based on several measures of technological performance. The patterns of inventiveness reported...

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Part family formation for variety reduction in flexible manufacturing systems

Felix Offodile, O.; Grznar, John - In: International Journal of Operations & Production Management 17 (1997) 3, pp. 291-304

and manufacture. Parts coding and classification analysis (PCA) has constituted the bulk of part family formation … techniques in practice. Using shape‐based features for grouping is very labour intensive at the coding and classification stages …

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