Then Garrick shows up, having killed the HAZMAT team and fused with Felix Smart, gaining complete knowledge off the 21st century.
Small samples, where the gold was lost, were taken to gain complete knowledge of the medallion's components, and cross-sections were prepared and studied by SEM-EDX.
Living there until the age of 17, he gained complete fluency in the Japanese language, as well as an intimate knowledge of Japanese culture and customs.
We've become disinterested in gaining knowledge for knowledge's sake.
By giving its own application developers early and complete knowledge of Windows code, it gained a huge edge over other software makers, slowing them down and making it harder for them to integrate their products with the Windows desktop.
The exact number of NE can be determined following the method described in the following section, but it requires the complete knowledge of the channel gains.
To obtain a prescient upper bound on, we relax the causality requirement imposed earlier on the flow policy in (10) and assume complete knowledge of the channel gains for all.
Eventually they gain access to the mother lode – the chamber that stores the complete knowledge from humanity's first age, waiting to be decoded.
While, in principle, complete knowledge of the antenna is contained in the impedance response and the gain, polarization, and phase patterns as functions of frequency, UWB communications system designers may prefer to consider ringing time, energy efficiency, energy gain, pulse fidelity, or the transfer function for a complete link including propagation model.
Complete knowledge is just within our grasp.
