Since feedback is often collected using error-prone measurement mechanisms, for example, biased estimator or unbiased estimator, they adopted the knowledge of stochastic approximation and proved stability of the algorithms of single-time scale and two-time scale.
Social networks not only provide opportunities for receiving additional knowledge, but they also impose constraints on the behavior of many who might otherwise wish to adopt the knowledge.
Thus leaders were wary of adopting the knowledge and ideas of PCT commissioning practices.
Depending on how strict of a standard the IRS decides to adopt, the lack of knowledge defense could prove meaningless.
To assume that we can do so is to adopt the theocentric model of knowledge characteristic of the dreaded transcendental realist.
Efforts to ensure that IEC messages are suitable for lower socioeconomic groups should be adopted, specifically by improving the knowledge of community leaders, designing messages in a suitable format for the poor and illiterate, and ensuring that the most accessible channels are used.
In Quine's view, philosophers can, therefore, do no better than to adopt the standpoint of the best available knowledge, i.e. science, in some suitably broad sense.
Environmental health regulatory policies should adopt a new approach which includes the knowledge of complexity.
What is there so disturbing about the knowledge of being an adopted child?
We can also conceive of collective awareness as being genuinely spatial by adopting the language of knowledge commons.
