Sentence examples for spaces knowledge from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a behavioral model for affective social agents based on three independent but interacting parameter spaces: knowledge, personality, and mood.

Because contrast agents can be directed toward either the extracellular or the intracellular spaces, knowledge of the different parenchymal enhancement alterations seen after the administration of these agents is necessary to understand how chronic liver disease pathologic changes influence contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance (MR) images.

This movement should be rooted in the development of sacred spaces, knowledge of our history, commitment to reforming if not eliminating structures that reinforce the social drivers of HIV in our communities.  .

Instead, these attachments offer much less concrete opportunities: the exposure to new networks, contacts and exchanges, partly composed of local patronage and partly of contacts with globalized spaces, knowledge and skills.

The program suffered from a lack of funds, for which Nkoloso blamed "those imperialist neocolonialists" who were, he insisted, "scared of Zambia's space knowledge".

Critics note that a lot of the research has been into ways people can live in space, knowledge that's of use primarily if manned space programmes continue.

Globalization is creating an interdependent space-faring world and new opportunities for international partnerships that strengthen space knowledge development and transfer.

As a tentative effort in meeting this special challenge, a new evolutionary computation paradigm named Cognition Evolutionary Computation CEC) is proposed, which models the creative cognition process of divergent and convergent thinking, adaptation and innovation, that drives the co-evolution of problem space, knowledge space and solution space.

In this vision of a retro "trading economy", talent, knowledge, skill, equipment, space, knowledge, even empathy will all be seen as assets that anyone can leverage to build a better future for themselves.

AD [30] of a microarray-based predictive model can be stated as the genomic or biological space, knowledge or information defined by the training set with which the predictive model has been developed, and thus for which it is applicable to new patients.

We agree with the result from the Skolnick group (24) that structure space knowledge is close to complete as far as distinct types of secondary structure packing are concerned.