Sentence examples for knowledge built in from inspiring English sources

But being fanatically devoted to a contemporary writer's unique work has the sad knowledge built in that authors are mortal and that their oeuvres are finite.

In our drug-company example, the researcher's online collaboration environment (including, say, instant messages, WebEx exchanges, Skype conversations, video conferencing calls and so on) has this sort of tacit knowledge built in.

Thus, k was optimized using the available knowledge built in the canonical network.

As we have elucidated in previous paragraphs, prior knowledge built in a schema, greatly facilitates contextual learning if the new information can be assimilated in the schema.

In order to address the collective knowledge built up in conventional liquefaction engineering, an alternative general regression neural network model is proposed in this paper.

As articulated, Danny "didn't even post or say anything…" but that did not hinder his performative enactments, characterized by non-explicit tacit knowledge, built up in repeated practice and experience (XP points), to be honored and rewarded (invitation to chief healer).

Their deep knowledge of pedagogy suggests that active-learning instruction requires much more than content knowledge built through training in the discipline, yet many college STEM instructors have little or no training in teaching.

In addition, knowledge built during the development of the AOPs specific for DNT will facilitate the construction of chemical categories for read across according to MIEs and KEs.

The first is to rescue the past -- the full legacy of human knowledge built up over millennia now living in libraries, archives, museums and in people's homes.

The spokesman said that during meetings between the Prince and ministers, Charles brings "important insights, perspectives and knowledge built over 40 years of experience in a range of areas aimed at transforming lives and building sustainable communities".

It added: "Official meetings, sometimes instigated by ministers, are important to the prince in his role as heir to the throne and ministers from successive governments have found that he brings important insights, perspectives and knowledge built over 40 years of experience in a range of areas aimed at transforming lives and building sustainable communities".