A knowledge base is an organized collection of facts about the system's domain.
"It was the first organized collection of work in the field," said Dr. Jerome L. Sackman, an emeritus professor of engineering science at Berkeley and a former colleague.
His maternal grandfather was the artist Al Hansen, who was part of the Fluxus movement, a loosely organized collection of interdisciplinary artists devoted to finding "alternative channels" for art.
As of Tuesday, it remained unclear how the organized collection of victims from the typhoon, which are estimated to number anywhere from 2,000 to more than 10,000, would be handled and documented throughout the country.
His meticulously organized collection of rare folk art and handmade tools, toys, weapons, textiles, baskets, ceramics, etc., dedicated to the memory of extinct or nearly-so ways of life and assembled as snugly as a jigsaw puzzle, is "a mirror of my personal life," he said, "a diary of global travels".
For example, if the profit on a product is defined in terms of various costs materials, manufacturing, and shipping it is easy to ask "What if we use cheaper materials that require more manufacturing expense?" A database is an organized collection of data, or records.
I'm always seeking photos to add to my organized collections.
FJ and GE organized collections and supervised morphological analyses.
We thank Mr. Li Zhi-Hong of the Ailaoshan Ecological Station, Chinese Academy of Sciences for his help in organizing collection of Dahongjun samples from Ailaoshan in central Yunnan.
It helps librarians and others who compile electronic anthologies to construct and organize collections of information.
Thanks to Sandra Lindstrom, University of British Colombia, for organizing collections in western Canada.
