Sentence examples for knowledge lines from inspiring English sources

Let us consider the first case in which the adversary does not have this knowledge (lines 18 to 19).

In Extract 3, a "my side" telling [ 13], by which Massimo displays his limited knowledge of a client's personal state (lines 1 7), is at least partially successful in soliciting Franco (a client) to produce talk that expands that knowledge (lines 9 11).

This transaction also sends the computed lamp command to a lamp actuator (line 11) and updates the knowledge (line 12).

To address this gap in the current knowledge, line transect distance sampling aerial surveys were conducted in a wide portion of the Western Mediterranean Sea between the summer of 2010 and winter 2011.

Figure 2 Scatterplot of item difficulties according to levels of financial knowledge (horizontal lines show the means of the levels).

we propose a detector using two-orthogonal direction image scanning (TODIS) with the capability of multi-scale detection by utilizing the prior knowledge of lines.

The presenter of the 1969 BBC series Civilisation mixes the verbal flair of the epic rappers with an art historian's knowledge; choice lines include his statement that "through proportion, we can reconcile the two parts of our being: the physical and the intellectual".

An increase in performance can be seen when BP is then used to optimize the weights in the sensibly initialized NNs from relevant domain knowledge (dashed lines in panels in Figure 4 where implication index > 0).

To the best of our knowledge, these lines of evidence are the first to verify AOPPs accumulation as a novel mechanism for IEC death and to demonstrate the pathogenic effect of AOPPs on intestinal epithelium.

This approach to fault location avoids the requirement for prior knowledge of line parameters, which is advantageous as line parameters are not always known precisely.

"He'll certainly help in terms of his knowledge of line-outs, which he's been doing already," added the Welshman.