Sentence examples for knowledge copying from inspiring English sources

But Mongolia has also tapped Western knowledge, copying the model of Norway to set up a National Development Fund to distribute shares of mineral profits to the people, and hiring the prominent Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto, an expert on property rights and small-scale development.

Without this knowledge, copying the competition becomes a game of throwing darts at features.

At the Open Knowledge Foundation copying is in our DNA.

In the middle ages, scribe monks called amanuenses contributed to the continuation of the human knowledge by copying and glossing manuscripts on paper.

To our knowledge, no copy of this film has survived.

However, we utilized prior knowledge about copy number populations, which guided us in data stratification.

Knowledge of copy-number aberrations can have also immediate clinical use in diagnosis and in some cases can provide useful prognostic information.

To our knowledge, the copy number has only been previously estimated in two genomes: the slime mold Dictyostelium discoideum and the crustacean Daphnia pulex.

Genome-wide details of genomic variation facilitate association of gained network knowledge with copy number variation, and abundance levels of miRNAs further provide a means to observe connections between such small RNAs, control networks and genomic variation.

Our results significantly enrich the current knowledge about copy-number variants in the Bos taurus genome determining their distribution across the genome in five dairy and beef cattle breeds (Italian Friesian, Italian Brown, Italian Simmental, Marchigiana and Piedmontese).

We aimed at developing a method for stratifying data into populations without prior knowledge regarding copy number allowing us to perform popLowess, and sought to identify populations in an automated fashion that requires minimal manual input and that adapt to varying noise levels.