Sentence examples for sequence knowledge from inspiring English sources

The evolution of horses from the tiny "dawn horse" (Hyracotherium, formerly Eohippus) to the present form is a classic sequence, knowledge of which has played an important role in evolutionary thought.

If we discuss them in terms of their sequence, knowledge comes first.

These results indicate that perceptual sequence learning depends upon the continuous employment of strategic cognitive control processes on sequence knowledge.

The advances of sequence knowledge and genetic engineering hold a great promise for a rational approach to vaccine development.

We have developed a tea plant oligonucleotide microarray that can be used to analyze gene expression in the shoots of different tea plant clones without prior sequence knowledge.

Those degenerate primer sets targeted either ORF1-ORF2 junctior oRNA-dependentnt RNA polymerase region encoded by ORF1of the viral genome, indicating their design still relied on the virus sequence knowledge.

Second, upon studying the roles of goal-sequencing knowledge vis-á-vis subgoaling knowledge, we develop a declarative formalism for representing goal-sequencing knowledge.

This study utilizes a knowledge-intensive approach to create a general sequencing knowledge base.

Second, when subgoaling knowledge is explicit and expressed in declarative ontological terms, it is possible to fully express goal-sequencing knowledge in the same declarative terms.

Finally, we discuss and illustrate key benefits from using our declarative formalism, including an enhanced ability to validate and reuse goal-sequencing knowledge.

First, we analyse several conventional knowledge-based applications whose subgoaling and goal-sequencing knowledge is implicit, showing that making their subgoaling knowledge explicit permits (re)representing their goal-sequencing knowledge declaratively.