Aides to each man said his schedule had been set without knowledge of the other's.
There are too many bigger and more fruitful challenges out there that could benefit from our skill set and knowledge.
By imposing standards on students' minds we are, in effect, depriving them of their fundamental intellectual freedom by applying one standard set of knowledge.
Another interpretation that relies upon existing set of knowledge about protein stability and accounts for the existence of 'untapped hydrophobicity' is provided in Materials S4.
Results from comparison of the set of transcripts containing STaRRRT STRs with the reference set Ingenuity Knowledge Base are shown.
When this study was set up, knowledge about the direct, indirect, and intangible costs associated with Crohn's disease was incomplete and scanty, especially in Italy.
From there, the designer should have the skill set and knowledge to build on your ideas and deliver a successful product.
In this setting, knowledge is treated as a modal operator \(K_i\) where sentences of the form \(K_i \phi\) are assigned the intended interpretation agent \(i\) knows that \ \phi\).
Given, however, a less complex setting, knowledge of original rock composition, thermal history, and fracture timing should improve comparison and prediction of cementation (Lander et al. 2008; Lander and Laubach 2015) and thus allow mechanical rock properties to be better determined.
