Sentence examples for brittle knowledge from inspiring English sources

In agents optimized for performance, control structures and domain knowledge are often intertwined, providing efficient execution but brittle knowledge bases that scale poorly.

As our industrial economy gave way to the brittle knowledge economy as the first bewildered office pioneers trekked in from the factory floor, swapping their Dickies for T.M. Lewin they needed a means to communicate with each other. .

The BM2KB ontology was developed in order to formalize the knowledge about brittle microstructures in the fault rocks sampled from the SAFOD cores.

In computational usage however, symbols are syntactic tokens whose semantics is mostly left to the implementation, resulting in brittle failures in many knowledge-based systems.

Due to our incomplete knowledge and the brittle failure modes typically associated with shear, current codes of practice generally propose highly conservative shear provisions, specifically in the case of prestressed concrete elements (Nakamura et al. 2013).

Schultz asks to buy one of the slaves; when he questions Django about his knowledge of the Brittle brothers, for whom Schultz is carrying a warrant, Ace becomes irritated and aims his shotgun at Schultz.

However, there is scanty knowledge about comminution of non-brittle materials in contrast to brittle materials.

Knowledge-based systems are often brittle when given unanticipated input, i.e. assertions or queries that misalign with the ontology of the knowledge base.

This belief is probably reinforced by the common knowledge that older women have "brittle bones" – a persistent age and gendered stereotype – even though it has been recognized that more than half of older women who sustain fractures have a normal DXA scan.

Another interest in 3C SiC is to probe the ductile and brittle nature of Silicon and Carbon-based alloys are important and predicted from the knowledge of second-order elastic constants.

Quasicrystals are exceptionally brittle.