The traditional sources of editors' knowledge about "what people are talking about" were their chauffeurs and domestic servants.
Ms. Long, then a trustee of the paper, arrived on campus with Dinesh D'Souza, one of the newspaper's founders, to hold a news conference, in which they publicly apologized on the paper's behalf and said that the lines had been slipped into the newspaper without the editors' knowledge.
These Princeton history columns exist for much the same purpose, with the significant exception that I stick slavishly to demonstrable fact (to the editors' knowledge, heh, heh) and try to label potential lessons as such, sacrificing some literary subtlety and complexity for the sake of clarity.
To the Editors' knowledge, this legislation is the first of its kind adopted in the United States.
Mr. Cohen, a writer, is editor of Knowledge Directions, the institute's journal.
As a first step towards creating such an ontology, we modeled PACE-Adolescent, a theory-based behavioral protocol that uses the Stages of Change Model and Social Cognitive Theory, using PROTÉGÉ-2000 PROTÉGÉ-2000 editor and knontologyacquisition systeditor
We have demonstrated a molecular editor enabled knowledge framework that can result in a semantic web inductive reasoning process, and integration of the WikiHyperGlossary into other software technologies, like the Jikitou Biomedical Question and Answer system.
We were able to identify several cases of workarounds and 'hard-coding' used to overcome current editor and knowledge representation deficiencies.
The tabloid continued to pay reporters and editors whose knowledge could prove embarrassing even after they were fired or arrested for hacking.
We introduce a three-phase, nine-step methodology for specification of clinical guidelines (GLs) by expert physicians, clinical editors, and knowledge engineers and for quantitative evaluation of the specification's quality.
