"a knowledge basis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a collection of facts, ideas, and information and can be used to refer to anything from a textbook to a website. For example, you might say "This website provides a valuable knowledge basis about the history of the region."
Access to a knowledge basis can itself be thought of in two ways.
The latter category is responsible for linking the information provided by the previous steps with a knowledge basis.
A knowledge basis as here understood need not be restricted to other pieces of knowledge or beliefs, but could also include experiences a person has had.
Here a justifier is an analog of what was termed above a knowledge basis and, as in the latter case, we will allow that justifiers can be other beliefs, or experiences, or facts about the production of the belief.
The key goal of this article is to provide an effective and efficient integration of heterogeneous data sources and tools as a knowledge basis to support dynamic simulation for industrial plants.
The difference is this: in the first case, one might have an awareness directed at what is in fact a knowledge basis, but without realizing that it is one's knowledge basis; while in the second sort of case, one's awareness is directed at the fact that some item is one's knowledge basis.
A dual notion of an efficient disjunctive basis for a knowledge base is introduced, and it is shown that off-line preprocessing is worthwhile for knowledge bases that have an efficient disjunctive basis.
It happened in the cases in which there was a commitment of the school to develop a technical knowledge basis in building physics into studio activities, highlighting the aesthetic character of environmental integration.
This position is thus denying that the ability to become aware of an essential knowledge basis is a necessary condition on having knowledge.
The HCPs acknowledged the importance of developing a common knowledge basis that encompassed both perspectives and reflections contributed to an increased awareness of the imbalances between the "voice of the life world" and the "voice of medicine".
Subsequently, the article provides a thorough knowledge basis for each monomer used in non-polar dispersion polymerization, with a focus on the evolution of the technique, including progress in controlling the final particle characteristics and in designing novel effective stabilizers.
