Sentence examples for knowledge is described from inspiring English sources

This type of knowledge is described in Africa (e.g. Oba [2012]) and in other parts of Mexico (Mora-Ledesma [2011]).

Instead of representing elements using a general purpose language (GPL), the knowledge is described in the language which domain experts understand.

If the practical application of scientific knowledge is described as "research", it only leads to an inflationary use of the research concept.

A CA estimator based on joint sparsity of multiple vectors is introduced in Section 3 and the CA estimator exploiting additional prior knowledge is described in Section 4.

If God's knowledge is described by using tensed statements, analogously to the articles of faith before and after the coming of Christ, one should read them so that they signify the same (Peter of Poitiers, Sententiae I.7, 133 143; I.133 143223; I.133 143253).

Knowledge is described as the continuous process of managing all knowledge in order to anticipate current and future needs, to identify and exploit existing and acquired knowledge, as well as to develop new opportunities (Carrillo et al. 2004; Quintas et al. 1997).

Nevertheless, SES requires that knowledge be described using Prolog, and this is significantly burdensome for the user.

The imaging findings of radiation nephropathy have not, to our knowledge, been described using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) with plate fixation has not, to our knowledge, been described as an outpatient procedure.

The enhancement pattern of the CZ at DCE has not, to our knowledge, been described; however, in our experience, a progressive type 1 enhancement is typical of the CZ (Fig. 1).

Since this paper focuses on the area of data retrieval, in the following, not all operators that can be used for the representation of rule knowledge, are described in detail.