To reduce or eliminate the parasitic motion is considered as an approach by using the common knowledge of symmetry.
Yet the common knowledge held by individuals may influence educational processes, where the generation of new knowledge often results from a relationship between common and scientific knowledge (57).
The PSO is a stylized representation of the movement of birds (viewed as particles) in a flock, where each particle uses its own experience and the common knowledge gained by the entire swarm to find an optimal position [ 29].
Enough examples should by now be common knowledge.
More specifically, solution concepts in game theory are both motivated and justified in large part by the mutual or common knowledge the agents in the game have regarding their situation.
This can be explained by the common sense knowledge that UNIX users have a cultural tradition of being active in online forums and communities.
Pinto dismissed Martin-Artajo's suggestions of impropriety, asserting that the CIO's vulnerabilities were by then common knowledge.
It is by now common knowledge that conventional corn farmers have a very hard time finding seed that is not genetically engineered and treated with neonicotinoids.
Second, CE is deemed to foster communication between GPs and specialists by creating a common knowledge ground; this might help smoothing the interface between primary and secondary care and improving overall patient care.
