While Le Chiffre's operation was relatively small, his knowledge about terrorists and warlords effectively made him "systemic", which was why he was offered the deal.
As Si complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) circuits are relentlessly scaled down to 16 nm or smaller dimensions, knowledge about fundamental nanoscopic processes in Si is becoming crucial for developing a good understanding on the limitations of nanofabrication and the development of future evolutionary directions for the technology as a whole.
Six months later, in January 2011, we touched down at Khartoum International airport with a pair of sleeping bags, five energy bars, and an embarrassingly small stock of knowledge about our final destination.
Despite small numbers, students' knowledge about issues facing Aboriginal people, Aboriginal history and culture, and Aboriginal health was significantly greater after completion of the unit.
However, after the initial visit counselees show only small improvements in knowledge about breast cancer and genetics [ 4, 5], risk perceptions, perceived personal control and anxiety [ 5] and their recall of information has not been studied yet.
Since institutional nursing home care is increasingly organized in small-scale, homelike facilities, knowledge about residents' functional status and cognition is necessary.
Knowledge about small mammal communities and habitat preferences is limited in Uruguay.
SVM is not applicable for proteins, peptides and small molecules with insufficient knowledge about their specific functional and interaction profile.
The present study is a small step towards more knowledge about treatment of young foster children and a promising intervention for young foster children with severe behavioral problems.
Research has highlighted that some cancer survivors experience persistent physical and psychosocial difficulties, yet has also shown that for many survivors quality-of-life is similar to the general population [ 2- 7]; as studies to date have mostly examined limited short-term outcomes in small, non-UK samples, knowledge about who experiences what sorts of difficulties and when is limited [ 8, 9].
