Sentence examples for displaying the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the child laughs, displaying engagement, and identifies the same activity by waving at the picture, displaying the knowledge she has just acquired.

If we are interested in displaying the knowledge system in the context of the architecture of multi-level systems, then we can propose two (functional) axes: an "education" axis (OECD 2002, pp. 35 63; OECD 2003b) and a "research" axis.

More slowly, Young touched on American history, economic theory, art history, and Greek philosophy, displaying the knowledge that came from years spent in the county jail library devouring encyclopedias.

We categorized the information and developed diagrams to display the knowledge effectively.

Thus, the user interface can be adjusted by the user to display the knowledge that is needed urgently for big data analytics.

The same interaction is then repeated in the second and third exchanges, but in the fourth the child displays the knowledge he has just acquired from the mother, by articulating the word as ba.

How to model the mining problem to find something from big data and how to display the knowledge we got from big data analytics will also be another two vital future trends because the results of these two researches will decide if the data analytics can practically work for real world approaches, not just a theoretical stuff.

As part of our goal to advocate for decision-making based on finding, understanding and using the best available evidence, Cochrane Child Health aims to develop appropriate methods for displaying the results from knowledge synthesis and meta-analysis in child health.

The search mask is initialized according to a specific view and displays the terminological knowledge specific for the view.

The over 65 years age groups displayed the greatest knowledge about dietary sources, associations with sunshine and wider awareness of vitamin D, perhaps reflecting their experience of public health campaigns during their youth, and because many had researched on this in their own time following prescriptions from their general practitioner (box 3).

"I wonder if Douglas Booth will be walking," says 15-year-old Daisy Dalton to her friends, displaying the kind of insider knowledge and terminology that would impress Anna Wintour.