Sentence examples for in a systematic knowledge from inspiring English sources

Several methodologies based on concepts such as generic task, generic operation or heuristic classification have been proposed to transform knowledge-based system (KBS) development in a systematic knowledge engineering activity.

This study is thus aimed at investigating the micromechanical damage and deformation behavior in progressive microforming and establishing a systematic knowledge to support the microformed part design, process configuration and tooling design.

Through the use of chemometric computational techniques, retention parameters are characterized in terms of various descriptors of analytes (or their combinations) or in terms of systematic knowledge extracted (learned) from these descriptors.

At that time, almost everything in the domain of systematic knowledge was understood to be a branch of philosophy.

However, there is a lack of systematic knowledge on how and in which groups information needs has been assessed, and which information needs have been identified.

The knowledge of the second order is the scientific knowledge achieved in a systematic manner and is based on the knowledge of the first order [ 24].

(In Quine's well-known metaphor, they stand near the centre of the 'web of belief'.) The truths of elementary arithmetic are an example: they play a role in almost every branch of systematic knowledge.

Demonstration is causal knowledge, and a science in Aristotle's sense is systematic knowledge of one limited subject developed through demonstrating necessary conclusions by making use of certain fundamental causal principles relevant to the subject at hand.

A bit unfair, but without systematic knowledge of geography, pupils live in a one-dimensional, world with no sense of place.

Skepticism enjoys a remarkably strong place in Enlightenment philosophy, given that confidence in our intellectual capacities to achieve systematic knowledge of nature is a leading characteristic of the age.

Knowledge itself is abstract in nature, difficult to delineate but education offers knowledge in a systematic and methodical way.