Sentence examples for reading the knowledge from inspiring English sources

The linguistic representation, in turn, naturally bears an implicit semantics that belongs to users reading the knowledge base; hence a necessary condition for achieving interpretability requires that implicit and explicit semantics are cointensive.

Ehhh... you'd best read The Knowledge to find out which sons have managed the same clubs as their fathers.

On Monday, the rover received and beamed back a message recorded by Nasa administrator, Charles Bolden, which read: "The knowledge we hope to gain from our observation and analysis of Gale Crater will tell us much about the possibility of life on Mars as well as the past and future possibilities for our own planet".

This should become common sense IF you read the knowledge base.

Read the New Knowledge report, the Oxford University report and the Times' and Post's coverage here.

The more you read, the more knowledge you will glean.

The more you read, the more knowledge you gain, and the more information you have at your disposal.

This is yet another spin on the idea that reading the FT provides all the knowledge you need to know.

Adding terms to an existing vocabulary is best done by reading the current literature in the knowledge domain of the nomenclature, and transcribing new terms when they are encountered.

De Grey is a "very good scholar," says Olshansky, adding that anybody can become an expert in gerontology--by carefully reading the literature, acquiring solid knowledge of the field, and talking and debating with researchers.

On the other hand, student nurses would be better at retaining knowledge as they have the time and willingness to assimilate knowledge through reading the course material.