Sentence examples for knowledge in connection from inspiring English sources

A class called "Language and Mind," billed as the study of "mental grammars and the nature and subdivisions of linguistic knowledge in connection with the brain," caught my eye.

Traditional rangeland management practices by the pastoral communities are based on accumulated knowledge in connection to their local environment.

It highlights how a rich, expanding and interdisciplinary knowledge base, in connection with demographic factors can and does create the political will to develop evidence-based early childhood social strategy that has the potential to have a substantial impact on children, families and early childhood professionals.

The fuzzy MLP outperforms all the other different connectionist models and is used in the final stage for encoding knowledge in the connection weights that are used to generate rules for fuzzy inferencing of the disturbance patterns.

In this paper we suggest the use of knowledge based configuration in connection with CAD systems to enhance the ability of reusing models of CAD components and to automate solution processes especially of variational design problems.

Any of three types of knowledge (procedural knowledge, declarative knowledge, and metaknowledge) is used in connection with intelligent artifacts.

It looks suspiciously like a cover-up for other senior managers who had many opportunities to learn about the deal.There is no way of knowing whether the Department of Justice and bank regulators in America will accept the assertion that Mr Peyrelevade had no knowledge of anything untoward in connection with Executive Life.

It is important to note that pastoralists' perceptions are all about the knowledge that is available in connection with their local environment, which is critical in decision-making based on those verifiable truths.

The interaction with miR-494 is underpinned by prior knowledge (blue connection in Figure 4), but surprisingly there is also a predicted binding site for miR-524-5p miR-524-5p miR-524-5p.

In connection with knowledge bases and inference mechanisms intelligent control systems result.

Direct acquaintance with facts was proposed to end a potentially vicious regress of justification (see section 3), but now the regress looms again in connection with knowledge of probabilistic connections.