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The a priori physical knowledge was introduced by the Navier Stokes equations which were discretized by the lattice Boltzmann approach.

The conceptualisation of teachers' professional knowledge was introduced by Shulman (1986) who differentiated – among other components – between content knowledge (CK), pedagogical knowledge (PK), and pedagogical content knowledge (PCK).

The problem with this suggestion, however, is that it leads the enactive approach directly back to the explanatory regress that the second, affordance-detecting kind of sensorimotor knowledge was introduced to avoid.

The paper is organized as follows: The preliminary knowledge is introduced in Section 2.

For the design of control and the analysis of the performance, it is always indispensable that a priori knowledge is introduced; see [39, 45].

Our shape models are built using a so-called guided Principal Component Analysis (PCA) where a priori knowledge is introduced during the linear decomposition.

Thanks to a feedback loop, this knowledge is introduced into the system, so the attack detection algorithms contained on it can learn and improve their results.

The terms "declarative" and "procedural knowledge" were introduced in 1983 by Anderson in his adaptive control of thought (ACT) theory (Anderson 1983).

When new knowledge is introduced, the system is able to automatically evaluate accurate actions or alternatives for conducting an electronic business.

The importance of this knowledge is introduced in the curriculum of different educational school levels, which features in a prominent place.

(2002), for instance, suggested that although maternal education is important in determining child health and mortality, its effect diminishes or disappears when health knowledge is introduced as an explanatory variable.