Sentence examples for knowledge matching from inspiring English sources

At the end of the study average scores of children who have attended MCEP and preschool education institution at MRT's vocabulary understanding, sentences understanding, general knowledge, matching, numbers and copying subgroups differ p < 0.5 insignificantly.

Indeed, discrimination deficit in odor perception is well documented in aging humans [35], [36], and could explain why seniors are impaired in accessing their semantic knowledge: matching the current perceptual input with stored representations of odors becomes problematic.

PARCEL uses algorithms and knowledge matching to control which facts each solver sees to improve the chances of an eureka moment.

Their knowledge matches or exceeds that of the printsters.

For youths in particular, an endless thirst for knowledge matched against the frustration of not knowing what to do next may lead them to explore other, more straightforward, fields instead — and give up on computer science.

There is not a large pool of people like Verdery, with the sophisticated knowledge matched by intense passion, ready to run arts organizations.

We then use experimental data on three biosynthetic pathways in Escherichia coli to formally assess how current knowledge matches the time series available.

The Leicester manager hit out at "fountain of knowledge" Match of the Day pundits who he said exaggerated his touchline fracas with James McArthur of Crystal Palace.

2. Perceived knowledge never matches experienced knowledge.

Agents can update their knowledge by matching their actual observations with the expected ones.

Knowledge of "matching" is knowing how to correctly distinguish, or identify, the kind of thing to which a name refers.