Sentence examples for knowledge featuring from inspiring English sources

The launches, which will be based on four thematic brands - BBC Entertainment, with shows such as Doctor Who; BBC Knowledge, featuring programmes such as Top Gear; BBC Lifestyle, with What Not To Wear; and children's outlet CBeebies, featuring the Teletubbies - come on top of 21 channels it already plans to launch before the end of this financial year.

The week before, Bob Hope had entertained the troops from the stage, and the week before that we'd sat through an evening of Kay Kyser's Kollege of Musical Knowledge, featuring among other warblers Ish Kabibble and Wee Bonnie Baker, whose infantile voice in a song called "Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, Oh!" was one of many dim-witted numbers that had held me captive during my pubescence.

The unnamed St Martins student with a "thirst for knowledge" featured in Pulp's 1995 hit has been in recent headlines.

This is the knowledge featured in genuine science (epistêmê).

Although willingness to help others and contribute towards furthering medical knowledge featured strongly in these studies, gaining personal benefit emerged as an important driver.

A certain parochial pleasure can be derived from the knowledge feature film-making began not in Hollywood studios but in paddocks and backyards in Victoria.

Finally, the knowledge systems are modeled using Systems Modeling Language (SysML), and we present a case study that demonstrates the causal knowledge features using a realistic example from industry.

The authors present, validate and implement into a knowledge feature a methodology that generates an anatomically personalised trachea stent based a point cloud data extracted from a Computerised Axial Tomography with an open-source medical data visualisation application.

In addition, localized expertise, in the form of indigenous knowledge features scarcely in the IPCC reports (particularly WGII) challenging the extent to which the knowledge base assessed in the ARs is sufficiently inclusive of expertise and understanding of vulnerability, expertise, experiences and characterization of impacts and adaptation associated with climate change (Ford et al., 2012).

Removing domain knowledge features had a significant impact on the recall for 'Trivial' and 'Abbreviation' entity classes, as expected, but proved even more relevant for the 'Identifier' class.

Another interesting result is the impact on both precision and recall of removing the domain knowledge feature derived from dictionary matching.