Maybe some part of me believed that, once we were there, we would know everything about our parents and they would know everything about us — except there wouldn't be a "they," or an "us," only a mind, containing the knowledge of both, that knows itself.
SIEGFRIED contained the knowledge base of child safety education guidelines and executed independent of the program presenting the guidelines.
Narrator stories contain the situated knowledge of a community's struggle, knowledge that is produced in political struggle.
This one-to-one mapping from time points to frequencies inherently assumes that both domains contain the complete knowledge of the system.
Contains the knowledge of the letters of the alphabet, the writing of the root of the words, of the suffixes, of the sentences; as well as the rules of the tilda and the writing of the linguistic loans.
You can then imagine a virtual playground with myriads of oddities, containing the collective knowledge of words not only provided by teachers, but by students as well, as they leave tidbits of wisdom behind for other learners to discover.
The complex exponential dictionary is denoted as D = [g1,..., g M ] where M is the number of dictionary elements such that M > N. Note that, this dictionary contains the prior knowledge of the statistical structure of the signal that we are mostly interested in.
We authored GDL files that contain the guideline knowledge and logic of our chosen acute stroke guidelines.
So for drug targets we ask authors first to link to the database electronically, which goes straight to the molecule of interest; and secondly to cite the relevant part of the CGTP, which covers the broad category, such as GPCR or Transporter, and will contain the state of knowledge on which the article was based no matter how long into the future it is consulted.
Most of them are "OK for motivation," says Geisen, but they dont contain the genuinely useful knowledge of how to get a distressed purchase finished.
