The development of automated systems that manifest biomedical knowledge requires a mechanism to encode that knowledge for the computer.
Manifesting encyclopaedic knowledge, Psellus composed treatises and poetry, all characterized by forceful and sometimes virulent expression, on themes in theology, philosophy, grammar, law, medicine, mathematics, and the natural sciences.
Interestingly the patient's next question ('Will I be able to tell from that'?) at lines 6 7 manifests the knowledge-competence gap between doctors and patients.
Rather, the agents are motivated by beliefs and intentions that manifest their local knowledge and particular concerns (including those relating to their families) rather than some broader conception of a public good.
Two forces manifest on the knowledge spectrum: that of creating abstractions and that of instantiating abstractions for practical applications.
His "unquenchable thirst for all forms of knowledge" manifests itself in him being "profoundly interested in world issues" but only "particularly interested in philosophy".
"The Edge of Heaven" is firmly rooted in these places, manifesting a local knowledge that quietly demolishes received ideas about East and West.
That knowledge manifests itself a few different ways in "Medley," which the two men are bankrolling in hopes of drawing commercial interest in any or all of the plays.
"She has been, in my view, a witness who has manifested a deep knowledge of the law, and she's certainly very adept at describing what she thinks about the law," Mr. Kyl told reporters.
And this knowledge manifests itself in communication.
The authors frame these results as revealing that algebraic knowledge manifests as perceptual training.
