Sentence examples for concise knowledge from inspiring English sources

Timber roof structures need a more concise knowledge of the real behaviour to determine internal loads and control the load transfer.

The conclusions will serve future investigations as a concise knowledge source to develop improved test facilities and tire ice models, aiding to the development of better tire designs, and improved vehicle safety systems.

The intent of these programs is to make concise knowledge available to providers, at the time of an event and at the point of care.

In conclusion, it was established that these information systems were found to be a sound first step for SMEs wishing to obtain concise first-hand knowledge on clean technologies.

Oncology (second edition) by Max Watson, Ann Barrett, Roy Spence, and Chris Twelves is a text book written with the aim of providing concise and updated knowledge of adult medical and clinical oncology for undergraduate medical students, junior doctors, general practitioners, as well as hospital staff working in the care and treatment of patients with cancer.

Does watching irreverent cartoons that "compress large amounts of knowledge into concise, tasty mind nuggets," as the site describes it, help or hurt appreciation of Shakespeare?

This chapter gives a concise review of the knowledge base of a production engineer.

Research of the economic burden of RMNCH diseases seems inadequate [12] and a concise review of available knowledge and evidence is required.

We proposed the concept of Consensus and Conflict Cards to provide concise overviews of the knowledge contained in metabolic pathway databases for an organism of interest.

A golf equipment expert and former technical director at the United States Golf Association, Thomas shares his knowledge in a concise book written in plain language.

In this review article, we give a concise account of our current knowledge on the biochemistry and regulation of CHIP.