Everything that has been wrung from these pre-texts in the last four centuries is enhanced by a better knowledge of Shakespeare's original concept.
Efforts to domesticate forest trees will be enhanced by a deeper knowledge of phenotypic plasticity [ 20].
But he rejects her more Freudian search for motivations and in "Speer" has produced a leaner, historically astute biography, richly enhanced by his knowledge of Hitler and also by 76 apt, well-placed illustrations.
Reliability of vision systems may be enhanced by a good integration of prior knowledge and the cooperation between various image processing approaches.
That familiarity can also be enhanced by the knowledge of science, mathematics and, yes, engineering.
Shepherd, who looks like a sandlot boxer, plays the Duke in "Measure for Measure," with an eloquent, clear-eyed glee that is sane and antic by turn a ruler whose authority is enhanced by his knowledge of his own shortcomings.
The efficacy of electron tomography can be enhanced by prior knowledge of structural components located in the 3D reconstruction.
The last idea, suggested by Benham (1974), argues that one spouse's earnings are enhanced by the knowledge of the other spouse, assuming that the other spouse has relevant knowledge.
At this stage, it is worth recalling that a number of problems in pure and applied statistics, such as filtering and reproducing kernel Hilbert space estimates, can be formulated within this framework and would be greatly enhanced by the knowledge of the error in approximating the law of the sum 1 n ∑ j = 1 n ξ j by the normal distribution.
Our power to explore differences in morphology among inland populations with disparate predation regimes is significantly enhanced by our knowledge of predator stocking and 'fisher knowledge' based on over 100 years of data collection within inland lakes.
