Sentence examples for compact knowledge from inspiring English sources

First-Order Decision Diagrams (FODD) are a compact knowledge representation expressing functions over relational structures.

Well structured maintenance relationships, such as those present in a typical FMECA study, as well as on the job human contributed compact knowledge are exploited to this end.

New Grove II, like other encyclopedias, is a compacter of knowledge.

The W.P.A.'s guides to the states are these tremendously compact collections of knowledge put together by crack crews of historians and the best writers.

Just as " 'Moby-Dick' in half the time" dispenses with Melville's digressions and showy knowledge, the compact "Vanity Fair" relieves Thackeray of his "preciousness" — the discursive, interfering commentary on the action that charmed his Victorian readers.

A second benefit of a hierarchical organisation is that it allows for the compact representation of generalised knowledge at the highest level to which it applies.

Therefore, scientists, especially those involved in public health, may not find their particular areas of expertise described satisfactorily, but they will find in many areas outside their immediate field of knowledge a useful compact description that addresses the highlights of a particular disease.

The aim was to explore the feasibility of delivering a compact and novel training model to increase the knowledge and confidence of midwives in giving nutrition, physical activity and weight management advice during pregnancy.

The objective of this study was to gain the knowledge of mechanical properties of the compacting chromic luvisols in order to improve the design of tillage tools.

Reed's knowledge of the strike zone and his compact swing from the left side allow him to foul off pitches and be patient until he gets a pitch to put in play.

To the best of our knowledge the nucleoid state of Pyrococcus, whether compact or not, has not been investigated with respect to cellular radioresistance.