In connection with knowledge bases and inference mechanisms intelligent control systems result.
Direct acquaintance with facts was proposed to end a potentially vicious regress of justification (see section 3), but now the regress looms again in connection with knowledge of probabilistic connections.
Recently, recommendation methods relying on network-based inference in connection with knowledge coming from the specific domain have been proposed.
The percentage of mitotic cells (so-called mitotic index), however, has to be viewed in connection with the knowledge of cell cycle duration and period of cell cycle marked by phospho-S10-H3, neither of which has been studied for the ventral mesoderm population.
This background knowledge might have been transferred naturally and synchronously to the prevention of BD and may not necessarily be in connection with their knowledge about congenital deformities.
Macey raises even more troubling questions in connection with Fanon's knowledge of a massacre in 1957 in which the F.L.N. slaughtered 300 suspected supporters of a rival rebel group.
In effect, the economics of research is a cost/benefit analysis in connection with states of knowledge.
A class called "Language and Mind," billed as the study of "mental grammars and the nature and subdivisions of linguistic knowledge in connection with the brain," caught my eye.
Neither Regional nor any of its principals were charged in connection with the deaths, but several people with knowledge of the inquiry say the company is still the subject of a criminal investigation by the office of the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., over accusations of financial improprieties.
To understand wisdom, we have to understand its connection with knowledge, action, and judgment" (1983, 277).
Any of three types of knowledge (procedural knowledge, declarative knowledge, and metaknowledge) is used in connection with intelligent artifacts.
