Although functions and other constants may be left varying during circumscription, no earlier formalism to the best of our knowledge minimized functions.
They can discourage the integration of research across disciplines, inhibit the use of diverse forms of knowledge and information (for example, indigenous knowledge), and minimize engagement with decision maker priorities.
Western scrub-jays remember which birds watched them hide food and use this knowledge to minimize the risk that one of these observers might pilfer their caches.
The Foundation series (initially a set of stories published in the 1940s, then collected into book form in the '50s and followed up by long novels that Asimov wrote in the '80s) focuses on the fall of a long-lived Galactic Empire, with a small group of scientists at the edge of the galaxy working to preserve knowledge and minimize the period of chaos.
Autoclave manufacturing of thermoset polymer matrix composite structures with high dimensional fidelity requires a good understanding of various parameters affecting process-induced warpage and application of this knowledge to minimize the warpage through appropriate process control.
The results of this work should not discourage to eat street food, but to support the reasonable choice of eating-places, according to basic food hygiene knowledge, to minimize food poisoning risk.
But preparations like these, which leave communities and their children with the knowledge to minimize danger, are the best way to ensure that any outbreak threatens as few lives as possible.
Alleviating such knowledge acquisition bottleneck requires enabling SMEs with the means to produce the target knowledge representations, minimizing the intervention of KEs.
Moreover, we used musical pieces from classic repertoire that were not well known to our participants, such that effects of explicit memory and semantic knowledge were minimized.
