Sentence examples for line knowledge from inspiring English sources
In this paper we propose a coupling between two knowledge based methods: Case Based Reasoning and Constraint Satisfaction Problem to accelerate preliminary design by on line knowledge acquisition during problem solving episodes.
This study is aimed at assessing base line knowledge about childhood autism and evaluating factors that influence such knowledge among paediatric and psychiatric nurses in Ebonyi State, Nigeria Location of the study was Ebonyi State, Nigeria.
Standard processing of exon array data can be performed in APT with basic command line knowledge but there is also scope for more advanced users to adjust various parameters as well.
For a detailed comparison between GROMACS GUIs see Roopra et al. 13 Using one of them, scientists even without technical background and Linux command line knowledge are able to perform MD and thereby support their research with additional data on structures and functions.
Quite possibly, given our always-at-the-starting-line knowledge of South Asian culture.
"He has developed more offensive-line knowledge than anyone, ever," Bill Walsh, one of McKittrick's head coaches, once said.
This algorithm was deployed with decision trees, created in an off-line knowledge discovery process.
Thus, an important issue is to get a better on-line knowledge about the driver and its limitations.
The understanding of spatial and vertical recharge processes of groundwater in the study area provides important base-line knowledge for developing a sustainable groundwater management plan for the northwestern Indian aquifer system.
This base-line knowledge of the prevalence of T. solium in pigs provides information essential to the design and monitoring of sustainable and appropriate interventions for cysticercosis prevention and control.
Recent developments in the field of Biomedical Engineering have led to considerable improvement in health care delivery, but also impose continuous change and improvement in education and training schemes of its professionals, in order to assure appropriate front-line knowledge, competencies and skills.
