The convenience of hopping on a train downtown, the speed of high-performance lines, the reduced stress and the knowledge that you have reduced the carbon footprint of your trip (a new must in Europe) all make traveling by rail even more popular.
For design according to the local stress concept, the knowledge of Woehler-curves without and with salt corrosion effects is necessary.
The revealed sequence determinants of bacterial gene expression level under heat stress complement the knowledge about the regulation factors of prokaryotic gene expression responding to the change of environmental conditions.
Some will resist the claim that acting for a reason is acting with self-knowledge though it iself-knowledge though that the knowledge attrituted here need not be conscisus or 'occurrent.' There importantisagreementoabout the kind of explanation involved in giving the reastressor which one acthatWilson 1989, Ch. 7; Ginethe990, Ch. 6; Dancy 2000; Davis 2005; Alvarez 2010; Setiya 2011).
The estimation of the in situ stresses requires the knowledge of the Static Young's modulus of the rock.
It must also be stressed that the knowledge of the resistivity of the targets generally does not give any added value to the immediate interest of the historians, archaeologists, or architects.
Another model is the knowledge-to-action cycle created by Graham et al. [ 12] stressing both the knowledge creation process and the transference into practice.
We stress the importance of knowledge exchange, knowledge generation, and social learning to build up adaptive capacity through cooperation between science and practice.
Building upon these results, we stress the importance of knowledge generation, knowledge exchange, and social learning to build up adaptive capacity through different forms of cooperation between science and practice.
Yet the combination of stress, the tumor, the knowledge that both her parents had died relatively young, and buying the cabin made her reassess her life.
