Sentence examples for knowledge encapsulated in from inspiring English sources

There is a huge amount of knowledge encapsulated in conferences and journals targeting this area, but a systematic analysis of that knowledge is missing.

Intellectual Property (IP) management of explicit knowledge encapsulated in and managed by Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) is discussed using the first comparative study of UK and Japanese IP management.

As long as the assumptions and limitations of the underlying models are clearly understood, the GIS visualisation allows the ecological knowledge encapsulated in the models to be presented in a powerful and intuitive manner.

It is expected that the activation vectors will capture more information than the original labeled data they correspond to, since additional knowledge encapsulated in the bases is being used.

Biodiversity belongs in our public discussion because we have so much to learn from the Earth's species - both what it means to be human and the knowledge encapsulated in nature - as we plot our future in a time of great change.

The genetic knowledge encapsulated in this table provides a framework for validating and implementing DArT genome profiles to assemble a combination of favorable alleles into improved lines.

This knowledge is encapsulated in a so-called wavefunction, a mathematical expression from which we can deduce, for example, the chances of a quantum particle being here or there, or being in this or that state.

Ultimately, the evidence that invasiveness – here defined as propensity to naturalize and do economic damage - is mechanistically linked to biological traits will come when ecological knowledge is encapsulated in informational technologies (e.g., models, algorithms, and decision procedures) that accurately predict what species will become invasive when introduced to a region [9], [17].

Visualization of the consequences of the knowledge encapsulated within the model is the key component.

For subject matter knowledge, Schank (1999) argued that without meaningful practices (typical for many non-problem-oriented, school-based learning environments) subject matter knowledge might be encapsulated in internal scripts that develop specifically for reproducing facts in exams.

The general concept of fitting and comparing a small number of competing models to a dataset (such as a non-DE model vs. a DE model) can be readily applied to identifying genes with interesting patterns, where these patterns are predefined using biological knowledge and are encapsulated in the model formulation.