Sentence examples for given the knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Given the knowledge of the structures of the isolated monomers, it would be extremely useful to be able to predict the structure of the complex they form.

Given the knowledge of the performance requirements of a given application, it is possible to design a composite with a range of functionalities necessary for successful operation.

Virtually anything on the world can be mapped, and anyone can create a map, given the knowledge of the location of attractions relative to the latitude and longitude boundaries.

In this study, we explore the feasibility of determining spatial-average soil moisture and soil moisture patterns given the knowledge of long-term records of climate forcing data and topographic attributes.

Given the knowledge of the dominant constraint for capacity, storage optimization can be specifically targeted on the injectivity issue and operational strategies can be designed to relieve the pressure buildup (e.g., by adding brine production wells, using horizontal wells).

Given the knowledge of the stability and activity of native and modified organophosphorus hydrolase (OPH, EC 3.1.8.1), the initial model system in the development of catalytic coatings is the OPH-catalyzed hydrolysis of paraoxon, demeton-S and diisopropylfluorophosphate, as well as neurotoxic chemical warfare agents.

Given the knowledge intensive nature of HAZOP analysis, a knowledge engineering framework was developed.

Finally, Lord Hardinge, as governor-general, issued a resolution on October 10, 1844, declaring that for all government appointments preference would be given to the knowledge of English.

This also provides a way to check whether the learned networks are biologically plausible given the prior knowledge of the actual occurrence of gene interactions.

In the last decade, given the increasing knowledge of the mechanisms regulating degeneration/regeneration of peripheral nerves several approaches to promote nerve regeneration have been addressed.

Such an outcome would have given the enemies knowledge of what American intelligence had learned, and perhaps how.