To make epistemic logic pertinent to epistemology, computer science, artificial intelligence and cognitive psychology the activity of agents must be included in our formal considerations.
After the rediscovery of low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes, their decoding algorithms have been studied by mathematical tools pertinent more to computer science than the conventional algebraic coding theory.
This is due to two factors: 1) The sheer mass of molecular "text" and "structure" information can be handled only with the help of high-performance computers with pertinent software outfits--i.e., with the help of bioinformatics, and 2) In the immense data flood, there is an urgent pressure for integration of apparently unrelated genomic information.
It could not come at a more pertinent time for Gary McKinnon, the computer hacker who suffers from Asperger's syndrome, and whose case has now dragged on for a decade.
All pertinent data is logged via computer.
Furthermore, the architecture can also be used to group occupied sites into clusters in parallel and report pertinent information to a host computer.
Following the calibration and after the TGV procedure was explained and all pertinent subject data entered into the computer software, the subject entered the testing chamber to have there raw body volume measured.
It is therefore pertinent that since the use of blended learning applies high usage of computers, computer competence is necessary (Abubakar & Adetimirin, 2015) to avoid failure in applying technology in education for learning effectiveness.
Based on psychological aspects, the method uses computers to analyse and measure the pertinent attributes.
Pertinent simulations of micro-electromechanical systems using powerful computer-aided design tools depend on a systematic characterization of the electrical, optical, magnetic, and mechanical properties of the different materials involved in the fabrication of microdevices.
