Sentence examples for ideal knowledge from inspiring English sources

Throughout this paper, ideal knowledge of channel state information is assumed at the receiver.

Thus as he develops his conception of human knowledge in natural philosophy, scientia continually serves as a foil, an ideal knowledge, attainable for human beings in certain domains, but in natural philosophy possible only for nobler spirits, such as angels.

This simple network model assumes an ideal achievable transmission rate per hertz through the Shannon's law, and that the base station has ideal knowledge of the user's Signal-to-Interference Ratio (SIR).

He proposes that, through a series of interlocking definitions, the Dialectics presents a rationalist, a priori argument that "the benevolent and right are what will be desired on behalf of mankind by the sage," a moral paragon with ideal knowledge who weighs benefit and harm on the principle of preferring the total over the unit (1989: 144 46).

An ideal knowledge model should be capable of expressing different types of clinical knowledge, including complex relationships and constraints.

In our context, an ideal knowledge base would feature the known MoAs of a drug as well as some predicted ones to be tested in experiments.

Despite Kepler's criticism of Aristotle, this aspect can actually be considered the realization in the field of astronomy of the old Aristotelian ideal of knowledge: "knowledge" means to grasp the causes of the phenomena.

Figure 5 BER versus yielded by the LMS-based MCBER (with ideal CSI knowledge and GA-assisted channel estimation), EGC (with ideal CSI knowledge), LMS-based MMSE and ideal MMSE (with ideal CSI knowledge and GA-assisted channel estimation) multiuser detectors for subcarriers and users.

"Social distance transforms the author from a creator to a discoverer"—and this is how a mythical ideal of knowledge "as representation of reality independent of the subject of cognition" (1936, VI) arises.

Moreover, the proposed MCBER detector exploiting ideal CSI knowledge yields performances that are better than those ones of ideal MMSE detector.

In contrast, an apparent individualist tradition broached in Plato's Theaetetus is that the ideal for knowledge is that of the autonomous knower judging the truth for himself without dependence on others.