Sentence examples for extension of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Further work assumes the extension of the knowledge model and integration of the system with adaptive human machine interfaces for multi-role and multi-user environments.

A generic decision schema for estimating infestation risk of a given pest on a given crop is defined and it acts as a metamodel for the maintenance and extension of the knowledge embedded in a pest management decision support system which is also presented.

In connection with these two entities, special courses can be focused on lifelong learning that contribute to the extension of the knowledge of a civil engineer, on the one hand, and to increasing the supply of professional specialization in the labour market on the other hand.

These contributions provide the foundation for the development of a working system that allows users to submit queries about the similarities and differences between mouse, rat, and human anatomy; delivers result sets that describe those similarities and differences in symbolic terms; and serves as a prototype for the extension of the knowledge base to any number of species.

The previous reports on O-GlcNAc regulation of insulin-like signaling in C. elegans and the extension of that knowledge by Rahman et al. in this issue establish an important model system for study of O-GlcNAc regulation of insulin signaling which will help unravel O-GlcNAc links to mammalian insulin resistance.

The aim of this paper is to contribute to an extension of the actual knowledge of the deformation process and mechanical parameters by means of finite element simulation.

The aim of this paper is to contribute to an extension of the actual knowledge of the process by means of a comprehensive theoretical and experimental investigation.

We present YAGO2, an extension of the YAGO knowledge base, in which entities, facts, and events are anchored in both time and space.

BoF was a natural extension of that knowledge.

In extension of this, knowledge is extrapolated to condensation of CO2.

A development of the explanatory version of inter-theoretic connections involves the concepts of explanatory refinement and explanatory extension of the higher-level knowledge (for instance, Mendelian genetics) through elements of lower-level knowledge (for instance, molecular genetics) (Kitcher 1984).