Sentence examples for Expert introduced from inspiring English sources

Expert introduced concepts (or classes) can in turn be used as higher order attributes (conditions) by the expert to define other concepts.

After a stint on House and Garden under the editor Robert Harling, who "ran his office as an amiable harem" and who, as a typographical expert, introduced her to the work of Eric Gill, MacCarthy joined the Guardian, which in 1964 [see footnote] relocated from Manchester to London.

These explanations constitute the NRDR knowledge base which is then systematically converted, with the expert introduced terms, to a collection of inter-related default theories.

More recently, a summit of experts introduced new terminology, "exertional collapse associated with sickle cell trait (ECAST)," in an attempt to better systemize the clinical findings [38].

For developing the proficiency level model for CCER (RQ3), the seven experts introduced in chapter 3.2 were asked to evaluate the test items corresponding to the three characteristics assumed to determine their difficulty.

Left to their own nature, human experts introduce intermediate concepts when articulating their knowledge.

It does, on the other hand, have an element of self-reflection: the lack of diversity is made transparent in the report itself, and attempts were made to correct this by replacing experts, introducing two plenary sessions on gender-political aspects and more expertise on feminist perspectives on growth, prosperity and quality of life [54, 55].

To the muffled accompaniment of pounding technobeat from the Somerset House Christmas ice rink next door, Shakespeare expert Jonathan Bate introduced Germaine Greer's talk on Anne Hathaway at the Royal Society of Literature.

Jerome F. Lederer, an aviation safety expert who introduced blinking anticollision lights and flight data recorders to aircraft, helped create many of the regulations promoting safe air travel and was NASA's first director of manned space flight safety, died Friday, at a hospital in Laguna Hills, Calif.

The Knowledge domain is where the feedback from the human expert is introduced.

This lack of structural control is generally compensated by expert knowledge introduced in the form of additional interpretive data such as cross-sections and maps.