The collection expanded to 16 million cards, and Mr. Otlet and Mr. La Fontaine envisioned a "city of knowledge," complete with museum exhibits and other archival material.
To the best of the authors' knowledge, complete research results regarding these issues are still unpublished.
To accomplish this it uses built-in models of fields of knowledge, complete with data and algorithms, that represent real-world knowledge.
Nevertheless, to the best of our knowledge, complete and accurate experimental results have never been carried out before.
To our knowledge, complete explanations for this striking discrepancy are lacking.
Based upon current knowledge, complete abrogation of function of each candidate gene may have marked effects on sex determination.
Data collection included an 83-question Adolescent Behaviours, Attitude and Knowledge Questionnaire completed by the adolescents [ 27].
Tests of single-word reading, writing skills, basic mental, and written arithmetic and semantic knowledge were completed correctly.
The coding for these six types of knowledge was completed by the second author and an external rater.
dKnowledgeability can refer to the own knowledge to complete the survey, or the knowledge and access to another person to complete the survey.
