The possession of facts encompasses the knowledge gained by understanding the probability of predicted and observed properties of the chemical structure in relation to its desired properties.
They define an RA as an architecture that encompasses the knowledge about how to design SAs of systems of a given application or technological domain.
"You always hope for the best for as long as possible" Living with advanced cancer and receiving palliative treatments encompasses the knowledge that life is finite.
Palmer [ 21] defines clinical scholarship as the integration of theoretical and experiential knowledge, that is, it encompasses the knowledge and learning derived from the analytical observation of clients and patients (p318).
It therefore encompasses the knowledge, attitudes, skills and behaviors of consumers with regard to managing their resources and understanding, selecting and making use of financial services that fit their needs' (p. 7).
Here, management scenario encompasses the knowledge of genomics and adaptation of species, predictability of required adaptive response, genetic architecture of the trait(s) involved and specific conservation goal, all within the context of promoting evolutionary potential in wild populations.
In its broadest sense, ideas encompass the elements of knowledge, evidence, beliefs, and values.
Learning can encompass the acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, practice, study or taught courses and may take the form of individual learning, organizational learning or even learning across systems [ 6- 10].
This means that assessing the value of the constituent elements of interest (pains and pleasures) is a tricky business for the legislator; he must accurately observe the ways people behave, deduce the motives behind their actions, and encompass this knowledge in the sanctions of law.
