The phrase "knowledge present" can be used in written English.
It can be used when talking about the presence or existence of knowledge in a specific situation or context. Example: In order to make an informed decision, it is important to have all knowledge present about the topic at hand.
Biographies that are the result of research rather than firsthand knowledge present a rather bewildering array of forms.
Motivation isn't enough; it takes the organisational knowledge present in terrorist institutions to facilitate a successful attack.But, as any development economist will attest, institutions are difficult to establish (the more so when much of the world is bent on militarily disrupting nascent institutional leadership).
This makes it difficult to capture, catalog and disseminate the knowledge present in the data effectively.
All these students had learned the domain knowledge present in the TEL environment in their college classes.
What the name activates depends to a very large extent on the knowledge present in the receiver.
Once one knows what is right and wrong, one must then make an effort to keep that knowledge present to one's consciousness, so that it becomes motivationally efficacious.
"The totality of the information of which I now have knowledge presents a tableau different from that described by the government last December," the judge wrote.
In Table of Contents, instead of seeing that knowledge presented on a conventional stage, we're given the chance to experience it, as closely as possible, through the dancer's own sensations and reactions.
The knowledge presented is helpful for designing and fabricating practical cables.
In Section 2, we give some preliminary knowledge presented in [8], which is helpful throughout the paper.
Through adding semantic search capability, the proposed knowledge base could upgrade the data presenting feature of the common databases into a knowledge presenting feature.
