The development of automated systems that manifest biomedical knowledge requires a mechanism to encode that knowledge for the computer.
"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.
For Dan, acceptance was manifested through the knowledge that he was loved and supported to rebuild a future which might have seemed doomed by PEV experiences: "When I came to this school, I saw that people love me, I saw everyone is with me and I felt so happy to see people love me in this school and they are helping me to build my future" (Dan).
Tacit knowledge is manifested in the form of technology and skills generated by enterprises embedded in the local culture.
This lack of knowledge often manifested in women being refused treatment: 31% of participants in Nosek et al's [ 37] study were refused care because of their disability and both Kopac and Fritz [ 44] and Smith et al. [ 45] noted that maternity care providers were reticent to provide treatment to 'high risk' women.
Better, then, to define procedural knowledge as the knowledge that is manifested in the performance of a skill.
The resistance to describing plant usages did not relate to the teacher-cum-farmer's hesitance to share knowledge, as he was genuinely helpful and welcoming, but how knowledge manifests itself in day-to-day human ecological interactions.
The knowledge gap and inherent instantiation uncertainty manifested in the application of general knowledge does not fully enable the education of providers and patients which would require additional knowledge about individual contexts of successful or unsuccessful application instances.
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.
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.
