Intercepting Hariri's convoy with an explosives-laden truck in the Beirut traffic would have been a tricky business, almost certainly requiring knowledge of the convoy's intended route.
Further, he notes that casting an informed vote for a politician is like buying a car, requiring knowledge of the good and bad, and the candidate will give you only half the story.
Equally, Turri (2014) distinguishes between good assertions, requiring knowledge, and permissible assertions, requiring reasonable belief.
Similarly, Adler (2002: 235, 275) distinguishes between proper assertions, requiring knowledge, and warranted assertions, requiring full belief.
The furniture styles taught within the scope of the course, History of Furniture, is a theoretical subject intensively requiring knowledge.
Namely, the P3 method minimizes explorational bias without requiring knowledge of the location of all karst features within a study area.
An example is a topographic map, which is used in earth science disciplines as well as by hikers, emergency rescue operations, and other endeavors requiring knowledge of terrain.
A circling gesture can be more readily apprehended than a word, which is an arbitrary mapping of meaning to sound requiring knowledge of the language.
An example is a topographic map, used in earth science disciplines as well as by hikers, emergency rescue operations, and other endeavors requiring knowledge of terrain.
With systems requiring knowledge of the locations of their interfaces, a simple and effective method of obtaining this information is required.
The measured BER is the actual BER of the PMW, requiring knowledge of the desired signal, which is compared against the BER threshold when computing the fitness function.
