Sentence examples for introduced knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Flavell (1987) first introduced knowledge of cognition, the first metacognitive component, and defined it as knowledge of one's own or someone else's cognition, motivation, or emotions.

The case study suggests that, in contexts where participation has been recently introduced, knowledge of discourses on the use of local natural resources and of mobilization strategies actors may pursue could usefully assist in the design and implementation of participatory processes.

Indian sailors, who carried clarified butter and sugar as supplies, introduced knowledge of sugar on the various trade routes they travelled.

Geography will introduce "knowledge of countries, cities and important geographical features".

One health education lecture was given to parents or caregivers of children, to briefly introduce knowledge of childhood obesity, the intervention methods and ask for their helps to create household supportive environment for healthy eating and physical activity.

He reputedly introduced knowledge about the construction and use of pirogues, and was the first in the highlands to transform lowland swamps into irrigated rice paddies through the construction of dikes in the valleys around Alasora.

Algorithms introduce knowledge about the appearance and arrangement of objects.

Section 2 introduces the proposed method; firstly, we will introduce some knowledge of PCA and tensor, then we will show the construction of high-order tensor, and finally we introduce the method of GND-PCA for the construction of statistical fractal model and ACO-SVM [ 5] for classification.

It is too much to expect the British government to add Ancient Greek to the list of subjects in which pupils must become proficient at GCSE (as they must in English and maths), but the minister for education could perhaps introduce some knowledge of Herodotus into the national curriculum.

To solve this limitation, we need to introduce the knowledge of chemical industries to the DMAIC.

The objective of this work is to introduce the knowledge of describing general airfoil using twelve parameters by representing its shape as a polynomial function.