The phrase "and size of knowledge" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the extent or breadth of knowledge, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The research focused on the depth and size of knowledge required for effective decision-making."
Alternatives: "and breadth of knowledge" or "and scope of knowledge".
Given the large size of knowledge bases in companies and organizations, exact database lookups have become ubiquitous tools and used on a daily basis.
The new model of semantic networks using the adaptive associative memories can do inference extremely fast — in time that does not increase with the size of knowledge base.
Third, with regard to improving the physical and psychological health of landless peasants, the government should increase the number of health care facilities and size of the personnel, and promote health knowledge to increase their awareness of disease prevention.
Descriptors V33 and V34, denoting size of vocabulary knowledge, were along with V19, V24, and V27, ranked one level higher than their original CEFR levels.
Configuration problems are a thriving application area for declarative knowledge representation that currently experiences a constant increase in size and complexity of knowledge bases.
Foreign investments are hampered by taxation, small domestic market size, lack of knowledge about Finland and its strengths, and distant location [58].
Most importantly, there is a strong relation between municipal size, availability of knowledge, degree of professionalization, and experience that civil servants have with the adoption and implementation of environmental policies (including climate change) [27].
Together, these classroom scenes offer juicy, bite-size pieces of knowledge that span the range of learning to a degree that you will feel that you have tasted from a rich educational sampler and perhaps learned how to think a little bit better than before.
Giving can come in all kinds of shapes and sizes: Knowledge, care, compassion, interest, a gift, an article, a song, justice, joy, inspiration, laughter, you name it.
We present distributed algorithms and show that, in the JTMS framework, both belief revision and consistency maintenance are linear in the size of the knowledge-base on singly-connected structures.
