The framework of (admissible) specifications obviously resembles that of context-free grammars (CFGs) known from formal language theory (note that we assume the reader has basic knowledge of the notions concerning context-free languages and grammars. An introduction can be found for instance in [ 28]).
Graham (2003/1978) claims, strangely, that the notion of bian in the Canons is part of a different field of knowledge from the notion of bian in the "Lesser Selection".
They say her company's lawsuit accuses them of being "motivated by ill-will, their sympathy for officials in the Communist government of China, and a desire to discredit Chai…." For the record, to anyone with knowledge of the film, the notion that it is sympathetic to the Chinese government is laughable.
To me three bodies of knowledge support the notion of mutation-driven evolution; most convincingly, namely, evolution of large-scale genomic features as explained by Michale Lynch's model of genome evolution, experimental studies of protein function evolution, and studies on the evolution of development.
A large and growing body of knowledge supports the notion that statins may be beneficial in preventing and possibly treating sepsis (Fig. 1) [ 4].
As outlined in the study protocol, risk comprehension was operationalised by the level of patient knowledge and understanding of the notion of risk, individual heart attack risk, and probabilities of benefits and harms of preventive treatment options, including realistic expectations.
To examine the role of HBM in the knowledge society, the notion of "biosociality", will be used to trace how social processes and networks are reconfigured along with bioscientific categories.
Dantley [ 13] stresses, "The central assumption by which the culture of positivism rationalizes its position on theory and knowledge is the notion of objectivity".
To represent this kind of knowledge, we introduce the notion of function pattern.
"Of Gods and Men" may require some in-depth knowledge of Christianity -- the notion of sacrifice, of contemplative prayer and the monastic life itself.
