Upcoming research will explore the potential of combining different sources of knowledge, mixing different types of hypotheses and applying bagging and boosting optimisation techniques.
Not to mention the challenge of making Jude Law look shady, fuzz away a measure of the pretty, but seductive enough with that gleam of secret knowledge mixed with mischief in his eye— to possibly be a hero, what I'd call a "fictive metaphornication," of his character.
Urban dwelling Chinese adolescents residing in China tend to have beliefs shaped by modern scientific knowledge mixed with traditional Chinese theories of disease and health [ 62].
To the best of our knowledge, NE mix with and without Tamoxifen has not been tested for its anti-cancer potential.
We are never complete with such a form of development; we can always blend our knowledge to mix new hues of understanding, just as we can always improve our character, attitude, actions, and world.
Most pub quizzes in New York test general knowledge, often mixing in an audio round that makes familiarity with recent pop songs a must.
Demonstration of local knowledge and mixing among local people is a method to become accepted by lay public as an "intruding" scientist near active volcanoes (Geertz 1973; Donovan et al. 2012a; Gaillard and Mercer 2012).
The knowledge about mixing and the transport efficiency of non-spherical particles on grates is needed for the improvement of design and adaption of operational parameters in grate combustion systems.
Based on previously developed knowledge of mixing performance as a function of process parameters [1], a design rule to select the optimal number of impeller passes based on the bulk density was proposed.
First, the knowledge of mixing effects on the structure and growth at the stand, species, and individual tree level is reviewed, with a focus on those findings that are most essential for suitable modelling and silvicultural designs and the regulation of mixed stands as opposed to monocultures.
