Sentence examples for forms of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The semantics has desirable properties such as independence of the syntax forms of the knowledge bases and obeying the weighted majority rule in case of conflicts.

This return to the tradition of Baumgarten is apparent in post-Kantian philosophy when it regards poetry and art as a form of the knowledge of the Absolute or the Idea, whether equal to philosophy, inferior and preparatory to it, or superior to it as in Schelling's philosophy (1800) where it becomes the organ of the Absolute.

Knowledge in this context is usable information about a domain, and the representation is the form of the knowledge used by the AI.

There is now a need to standardize the electronic form of the knowledge about these parts.

In fact, the transmitted vectors are premultiplied by a precoding matrix, which adapts to various forms of the channel knowledge.

The least valued aspect in the course, according to attendees, was the form of assessing the knowledge (multiple choice test - Figure  6).

But according to Proclus, an author James is quite fond of quoting, the highest form of knowledge is knowledge through a thing's cause.

Jacobs (1961) termed this form of knowledge local knowledge, that is, the perception of ordinary people of their local environment.

Sitting behind the outrage was a particularly modern form of disquiet – the knowledge that we are being manipulated, surveyed, rendered and that the intelligence behind this is artificial as well as human.

Evidently, then, if both are forms of knowledge, the real things also are at the same time 'both so and not so'.

He wrote several highly regarded works, including the books "India: The Social Anthropology of a Civilization," "An Anthropologist Among the Historians and Other Essays" and "Colonialism and Its Forms of Knowledge: The British in India".