Without this kind of shared knowledge to guide us, we remain at the mercy of the food industry.
In a company statement, Mr. Posawatz praised Mr. Ewanick for his "wealth of motor industry experience and knowledge to guide us through this interim period".
His parents, who emigrated from Bangladesh and never went to college, both worked as cashiers, earning low hourly wages, and didn't have the knowledge to guide him through school.
With some of those applications, like suggesting innovative recipes, Watson is starting to move beyond producing "Jeopardy" style answers to investigating the edges of human knowledge to guide discovery.
The only room that survived was the basement library, thousands of tomes that make up "a strong part of the Haitian archives and the country's memory," Mr. Delatour said, adding, "So they leave behind all this knowledge to guide us".
While the alarm over obesity is fairly recent, the notion of using "scientific" knowledge to guide the dietary habits of ordinary people — particularly the less well off — is not.
It has unrolled a mass AIDS education campaign and is urging "high-risk" groups like sex workers, their clients and gay men to take precautions".We should use knowledge to guide our behaviours and avoid high-risk behaviours," the health bureau said.
This involves having the knowledge to guide or advise patients regarding the use of such tests.
At national levels, policy-makers need local knowledge to guide decision-making and priority-setting.
The best (most efficient, valid and reliable) sampling schemes use environmental knowledge to guide the sampling.
The key issue was not so much the algorithm, but rather the encoding of the necessary knowledge to guide this search.
