Sentence examples for knowledge constituents from inspiring English sources

The digitisation is underpinned by the proposed human-workpiece interaction theory and implemented to automatically extract and decode key knowledge constituents such as layup strategies, ply manipulation techniques, motion mechanics and problem-solving during hand layup, collectively categorised as layup skills.

"That frustration and anger and desire to send a message transcended the knowledge my constituents had of my work in the district".

Knowledge of constituents of tobacco smoke is low and many smokers are unaware about the use of medications that help with quitting.

With the advent of improved analytical techniques, statistical experiment design, computers and knowledge of food constituents, there have been significant advances in our knowledge of the impact of processing on food constituents.

Knowledge of the constituents and overall ink composition will also lead to a greater understanding of these fundamentals that facilitate the pattering of CP inks on the nanoscale using DPN.

In the present study, a novel ubiquitin-like antitumour protein RBUP from R. botrytis with hemagglutinating and deoxyribonuclease activities was first identified, which will enhance its nutritional and medical applications and add to the meager knowledge about proteinaceous constituents of the mushroom.

The study findings indicate that children and adults had generally sound knowledge of the constituents of a balanced diet.

Knowledge about the constituents of PPD could allow the researchers to effectively work on PPD associated diagnostic complications.

The study findings indicate that children and adults had a generally sound knowledge of the constituents of a balanced diet with high awareness of the importance of fruit and vegetable (FV).

The study assessed the knowledge of the constituents of tobacco smoke by asking the question: "As far as you know, are each of the following chemicals included in cigarettes smoke?" The main constituents assessed were cyanide, mercury, arsenic and carbon monoxide.

A unified micromechanics model was developed to predict the elastic moduli of these composites from the knowledge of their constituent elastic constants.