In particular, we are interested in characterizing the FOL-rewritability and the polynomial tractability boundaries of conjunctive query answering, depending on the expressive power of the DL used to express the knowledge base.
proposed, expressing the knowledge of how the tagging process should be modeled with attributes and semantic relations among tags.
And while conventional KM documents its knowledge in databases, our method expresses the knowledge back on a representation which is easy for production people to comprehend: on a production flow chart.
In this chapter, we propose an architectural design evaluation technique called EBEAM (Expert‐Based Evaluation of Architecture for Modifiability) that assists experts in articulating their knowledge of architectural designs and expressing the knowledge in measurable terms.
Quoting Gerth without naming him, Clark writes approvingly about his opinion that "[w]hile a paper may not express a LANL or US Government opinion, if the author is clearly identified as an employee of LANL, it is inferred to express the knowledge gained as a cleared Government employee".
Weston-Dawkes, who has been in the office for the past 20 years, further warned that anytime a lab employee is identified as such in any publication — even a privately-written one — "it is inferred to express the knowledge gained as a cleared Government employee" and thus needs review.
He expressed the opinion that knowledge of the future, including that possessed by God himself, is probabilistic in nature.
For eukaryotes, even for expressed genes, the knowledge of genomic sequences does not provide sure information about the expressed sequences, owing to the presence of exons and the fact that peptides such as hormones, for instance, often result from the maturation of preproteins [e.g. (16)].
In the example, the relation "computer contains keyboard" will be expressed in the knowledge base.
