It's about remixing longer video content into useful — or entertaining — highlights packages that can be used as a learning aid (by letting people re-watch individual segments until a tidbit of knowledge sticks, for instance), not just a medium for condensed video buffoonery.
Data segments must be distributed in a random manner, such that it is not possible to establish the relationships between data segments without knowledge of the original data.
We also identified gaps in the knowledge of specific risk factors as well as key demographic segments, with significantly poor levels of knowledge pertaining to modifiable risk factors of CASHD.
Population segments which showed lower levels of knowledge of several dementia risk reduction behaviours were men, people without prior contact with someone with dementia, and those from a non-English speaking background.
Justice Abe Fortas, in overturning the Arkansas law, wrote, The overriding fact is that Arkansas' law selects from the body of knowledge a particular segment which it proscribes for the sole reason that it is deemed to conflict with a particular religious doctrine; that is, with a particular interpretation of the Book of Genesis by a particular religious group.
A simple reading of the Koran does not suffice: not only is the study of Koranic science a necessity, but knowledge of segments of the prophetic tradition is essential.
The first level of coding began with readings of the transcript to identify segments of relevant text relating to knowledge of TB, recognition of symptoms of TB, and examples of how participants accessed care and contextual information about individual life experiences.
It can also help us to extract knowledge about monotonous segments of data to find normal and abnormal behavior of data.
Efforts should be focused on those segments of population shown to have lower knowledge levels.
Knowledge of which segments of the population are most at risk can help agencies more effectively provide assistance in the aftermath of such events.
