Sentence examples for developments in the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Because of the huge developments in the knowledge on seismic actions, there is now a major concern for the vulnerability of these buildings under possible earthquakes.

We undertake a critical review of the literature, highlighting the sequence of developments in the knowledge of relevant anatomy and various flap designs as distally based dorsal hand flaps since their first popular report in 1990.

Developments in the knowledge about GMP during the last four decades, comprising its isolation techniques, biological properties, and functional properties used/discovered by different researchers, are compiled in Table  2.

Many of the factories have now closed, to be replaced by developments in the knowledge-based and green-energy sectors.

He gave more place to history than traditional Thomism did, allowing for development in the human knowledge of natural law, and he defended democracy as the appropriate way for human persons to attain freedom and dignity.

According to this Regulation, it is mandatory to perform a 90-day rodent feeding study for single transformation events, whereas "the Commission shall monitor the application of this Regulation, the developments in scientific knowledge on replacement, reduction and refinement of animal use in scientific procedures and the publication of new guidance from EFSA.

These ICD revisions are necessary and unavoidable, to keep the classification in pace with the developments in medical knowledge and medical technology.

The methodology discussed in the paper departs from the previous developments in design knowledge externalization as well as rough set theory application, thus creating a variable approach for product design.

In this paper we propose a reflection on the role that Conceptual Spaces, a framework developed by Gärdenfors (2000) more than fifteen years ago, can play in the current development of the Knowledge Level in Cognitive Systems and Architectures.

Finally, after the implementation of the diabetes type 2 CPG, we had to update the knowledge base to take into account recent developments in medical knowledge related to the use of glitazones.

Estonia's performance in the development of the knowledge triangle may be explained through innovative rearrangements done in the social sphere, in economy and higher educational sphere as well as increase in Estonian knowledge-based competitiveness (Kirch 2009).