Instead, knowledge is split between a variety of resources of varying comprehensiveness, usability and access policies.
The sub-group 'with correct knowledge' was split based on marital status, and living single (96% using condoms) emerged as an important predictor.
Starting with scant knowledge about splitting the atom, the Los Alamos-centered Manhattan Project achieved its goal in a mere six years -- and at a cost of $2 billion, which is about $26 billion in today's dollars.
Some senior Pakistani intelligence officers were unwilling to have Mr. Davis released under almost any circumstances, said the official with knowledge of the split in the intelligence community.
Our knowledge of this split comes from Iamblichus, who unfortunately presents two contradictory versions, with the result that Hippasus is sometimes said to be one of the mathêmatici and sometimes one of the acusmatici.
Along the way, she chats aggressively about how she molded a fellow named Tommy Speck into a hot music partner called Tommy Gnosis (from the Greek for "knowledge"), who then split from her.
For knowledge discovery, we split the traditional ABC model into two models AB model and BC model.
Studies show that these accumulated differences result from changes whose rates are, in a certain fashion, fairly constant hence, the concept of the molecular clock (see evolution: The molecular clock of evolution)—which allows scientists to estimate the time of the split from knowledge of the DNA differences.
He argued that it is in the soil and in the air (indeed is omnipresent), is blue or blue-grey, and that humankind had split its knowledge of it in two: "ether" for the physical aspect and "God" for the spiritual.
Knowledge can be further split into declarative and procedural.
