Sentence examples for prerequisite knowledge and from inspiring English sources
This national survey demonstrates a significant lack of the prerequisite knowledge and confidence to detect a breast change.
While the CNCs were confident they met the criteria and had the prerequisite knowledge and experience, they were often hesitant to apply.
There are three components of educational objectives which form a hierarchy - affective, cognitive and psychomotor - meaning that learning at the higher levels is dependent on having attained prerequisite knowledge and skills at lower levels [ 41].
The suggested learning concepts are inferred in the following order: similar knowledge, prerequisite knowledge, core knowledge, and then, related knowledge.
Nevertheless, such strategy needs prerequisite knowledge (geometry and conductivity) of the object to be cloaked.
Based on the learner's query, the system infers the related ontology concept(s) and identifies those concepts that are part of prerequisite knowledge, core-knowledge, and related knowledge using HasPrerequisite, HasNecessaryPart, and HasPart properties respectively.
Irene's query is then used to reason with the related subject-domain ontology to infer those concepts that are part of similar knowledge, prerequisite knowledge, core-knowledge, and related knowledge, using Is-a, HasPrerequisite, HasNecessaryPart, and HasPart properties respectively.
WYSIWYG or 'What You See Is What You Get' is a simple system of website building which is on its way to eliminate the prerequisite knowledge of HTML and other programming languages.
Phase diagrams of Nb-Cr-Ti-Si and Mo-Si-B-Ti, as prerequisite knowledge for advanced materials design and processing development, are critically needed.
KEEP YOUR COOL You are now ready to pass yourself off as a dedicated Rangers fan, assuming you have assimilated enough home-team wisdom to know Brandon Prust from Marcel Proust and have enough prerequisite knowledge to tell the blue lines from the red line (a color television helps).
While the head of a company's IT department may understand the technological landscape, they do not have the prerequisite knowledge to decide what should be retained and how.
