Sentence examples for record knowledge about from inspiring English sources

Re-engineering patterns codify and record knowledge about modifying legacy software; they help in diagnosing problems and identifying weaknesses that may hinder further development of the system, and they aid in finding solutions that are more appropriate to the new requirements.

Until last year, they had no label, no shows and no record, so knowledge about this cool New York band was strictly by hipster word of mouth.

Thus we will have a baseline record of knowledge about ECV, anxiety and decisional conflict about the decision and satisfaction with the decision before the DA is in use.

Yet in just such places, and through just such records, was knowledge about natural processes created in early American life.

Semantic memory, essentially the "mental lexicon", recording abstract, generic knowledge about objects and events in general.

But they found solace in compulsively building piles of records and arcane knowledge about musicians.

Computerised decision support systems (CDSS) can help to achieve a more individualised and safe drug therapy when integrated into the electronic health record (EHR). 1 Knowledge about how CDSS applications for rational pharmacotherapy should be designed and tested to be able to provide proof-of-concept documentation has increased during the past years.

He had four days, over a weekend, to secure a lawyer and familiarize him with the case, to examine a great volume of records, to talk with those having relevant knowledge about these records and to secure witnesses.

As the protonation event will contribute strongly to the enthalpic signal recorded during ITC experiments, knowledge about the proton-accepting and releasing functional groups of the system is of utmost importance.

Mosley last week sued Conte for slander and libel after Conte said he was planning a new book that would "set the record straight" on Mosley's knowledge about using the designer steroids known as "the clear" and "the cream," and the blood-doping drug EPO.

A hearing was told he had been criticised for poor record keeping and lack of knowledge about certain drugs.