In contrast to current knowledge, yield-scaled cumulated N2O emissions under silage maize were similar between organic and non-organic systems.
Reuse of model-based reasoning is thus achieved by exploiting the diagnostic knowledge yielded for solving previous problems.
The a priori knowledge yields four calibration equations related to the vertical and horizontal planes of both views, leading to a specific calibration procedure and device.
Reid believed that this account of human agency, when coupled with our best scientific knowledge, yields a form of non-naturalist ethical intuitionism.
Moreover, the proposed MCBER detector exploiting ideal CSI knowledge yields performances that are better than those ones of ideal MMSE detector.
First, knowledge yielded by art can be about the artwork – not only the techniques employed, the work's history and tradition, and so on, but also the meaning and thoughts that the work conveys.
Our best attempt to organize, integrate, and map the existing annotation on suitable knowledge yielded ten cell type hierarchies spanning the morphology, neurotransmitter, development (birthday), molecular biomarker, electrophysiology, circuitry (e.g., 'local' vs. 'projecting'), and functional dimensions.
While Deep Learning generative models can have a relatively slow learning/training time for producing binary codes for document retrieval, the resulting knowledge yields fast inferences which is one major goal of Big Data Analytics.
Trend-following techniques of financial trading applications combined with problem-specific knowledge yields a method that robustly separates up and down states, in both ideal and fuzzy situations.
This additional biological knowledge yields faster computation and higher numerical precision.
