The phrase "a global knowledge about" is not correct in standard written English.
It is more appropriate to use "global knowledge of" or "a comprehensive understanding of" instead.
Example: "The organization aims to foster a global knowledge of environmental issues among its members."
Alternatives: "worldwide understanding of" or "universal awareness of".
The algorithm does not require any fusion center and assumes only local communication between neighboring nodes without any global knowledge about the topology.
By using the idea of SOIL (set of indispensable labels) reported in [30] and exploiting local feature disparities, this work requires no a priori global knowledge about the number of texture classes and the types of textures contained in the images.
Accordingly, gathering a detailed global knowledge about the size, form (e.g., compact or spread) and spatial distribution (e.g., dispersed or nucleated) of different types of settlements represents a major issue to better understand urbanization and develop effective mitigation, adaptation and management strategies.
Almost half of the adolescents questioned in this survey (49.2%) reveal a low level of global knowledge about HT.
This is why such a low level of global knowledge about this issue is alarming, as it indicates certain teaching shortcomings in educational institutions.
Though a single ant has no global knowledge about the task it is performing and its actions are based on local decisions and are usually unpredictable, an ant colony expresses a complex collective behavior providing intelligent solutions to problems such as carrying large items, forming bridges and finding shortest routes from nest to a food source.
Similarly, it was noted that there is no significant association between the level of global knowledge about HT and a feeling of one's own personal competences (see Table 5).
Our results show that there is a statistically significant positive relation between the youths' global knowledge about HT and family history of HT (p = 0.01).
Adding carbon capture technology to a power plant raises the capital cost by 30 to 100 percent, according to the Global C.C.S. Institute, an Australian government research center created to share global knowledge about the technology.
