Sentence examples for knowledge represents from inspiring English sources

Clementi lived in a world where filming your roommate in his most intimate moments and broadcasting the results without his knowledge represents a difference in degree, if not in kind, from a lot of online behavior.

Knowledge represents an aggregated term.

He rejects the idea that Wikipedia's instant knowledge represents some kind of dumbing down.

Knowledge represents the fundamental layer with which the other layers interact.

This, to our knowledge, represents a new direction in hyper-heuristic research.

Coherence of knowledge represents the stability of a concept across contexts (Kampourakis and Zogza 2009).

And the apple from the tree of knowledge represented the earth, and the serpent was Naga, the great god of the sea, and this is really the very, very long-hidden story".

They collected different sorts of knowledge, represented them vividly on the scale of a tabletop, and made that representation available as a resource for urban reform: a plan and a plan of action.

Whereas the available knowledge represent all relevant facts in internal and public Linked Data sets.

Access to training and sustainment of learning (retention of knowledge) represent the significant barriers.

Social networks Skills and knowledge represented by individuals that can be accessed via social networks.