Long-term knowledge of the wave climate of a potential wave energy site is essential for project planning and design, not only for an understanding of the resource variability, but also for the prediction of design wave conditions.
We present an attention control mechanism in 4 that bases its decision on the long-term knowledge of the system.
This may be due to lack of long-term knowledge of the subject and his or her persistent coping mechanisms.
We identified individual wild animals by territory location and individual pelage color and markings based on long-term photo-records and long-term knowledge of individuals [ 50].
Proportionate response to severity and recurrence requires integrating information over time, hence either high linkage and accessibility of clinical data or long-term knowledge of the child and family, or both.
If we can prove an increase of long-term knowledge of patients about OAT by a video-assisted education program, this program could be incorporated into routine OAT in primary care to increase patient safety.
The long term knowledge level and emotions of first aid after PedFACTs has not been investigated.
Short-term knowledge structure was not a correlate of long-term knowledge structure, whereas use of a diagnostic scheme was associated with increased odds of expert-type long-term knowledge structure (odds ratio 12.6 [116.0]16.0], p = 0.02).
On its own short-term knowledge structure was not observed to be a correlate of long-term knowledge structure, whereas use of a diagnostic scheme was.
To compare lecture-based learning (LBL) and discussion-based learning (DBL) by assessing immediate and long-term knowledge retention and application of practical knowledge in third- and fourth-year medical students.
Two explanatory variables were considered as potential correlates of long-term knowledge structure; short-term knowledge structure and use of a diagnostic scheme during learning.
