Sentence examples for in knowledge for from inspiring English sources

Further reading: Chapter 2 in Knowledge for Social Change (2017).

John Dee is commonly regarded as England's finest home-grown magus, our most notable exponent of the esoteric arts that promised astonishing advances in knowledge for 16th-century Europe.

We have summarized the mechanisms of interaction between plants and ENMs as well as identified gaps in knowledge for future investigations.

"Experience in collection development for an electronic library". In Knowledge for Europe: librarians and publishers working together, edited by Hans-Peter Geh, John Davies and Marc Walckiers, 144-157.

Repeated measures ANOVA indicated a significant increase in knowledge for self-care for depression and anxiety and a significant decrease in anxiety and depression symptomatology from before to after the group sessions.

The new approach resolves the long standing issues associated with performing porosimetry on graphitic samples, and fills the gap in knowledge for the assessment of multilevel porosity within graphite.

The rich heritage of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has provided an in-depth knowledge for computational electromagnetics, computational magneto-aerodynamics, and multidisciplinary technology development in aerospace science.

Our paper covers theoretical results in knowledge validation for Bayesian Knowledge Bases (BKBs), a probabilistic model extended from Bayesian Networks for representing knowledge in uncertain domains.

This, he suggests, is because that way God helps us to learn our interdependence: "As one country doth not bear [produce] all things, that there might be commerce, so neither hath God opened or will open all to one, that there may be a traffic in knowledge … for the planting both of love and humility".

This paper presents the application of an ID3 algorithm in knowledge acquisition for the tolerance design of injection-molded parts.

In knowledge expressions, for example, there are collections of if-then rules that satisfy predicate expressions and OR relations.