Sentence examples for considers knowledge from inspiring English sources

The participants worked in 5 groups (4 groups with 3 participants and 1 group with 2 participants) divided following the characterization proposed by Neris et al. [29] that considers knowledge about the domain and ability with technology as criteria.

The vision system also includes a new fuzzy-multiresolution threshold computation method, which considers knowledge on the application and information on the illumination conditions to select an appropriate threshold for the segmentation of the object of interest.

We tested three strategies based on predicted patterns of response times and blood-oxygen-level-dependent (BOLD) responses: one strategy that relies solely on recognition memory, a second that retrieves additional knowledge, and a third, lexicographic (i.e., sequential) strategy, that considers knowledge conditionally on the evidence obtained from recognition memory.

The HBM considers knowledge about AIDS as essential for sexual behavior change.

As personalized health care is implemented for chronic disease prevention and management, patient engagement that considers knowledge, confidence, skills, and behaviors is a critical risk factor to measure and track over time.

In accordance with the Swiss educator Jean Piaget, the development of intelligence in children is based on an approach that considers knowledge a result of subject-object interaction [ 29].

(Although I suspect that if Republican voters considered "knowledge" and "experience" separately, they'd find that Mr. Perry has plenty going for him on the experience dimension but has been coming up a little short on the "knowledge" part).

Alg Hung obtains the optimal delta if the considered knowledge bases do not have interconnected bnodes.

Similarly, Nonaka (1994) and Amabile (1996) consider knowledge as the key raw material for innovation.

Considering knowledge as dynamic and in constant change together with learning experiences.

Similarly, Kanfer and Ackerman (2005) consider knowledge, skills and abilities, motivation, personality, and self-concept as components of work competence.