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The results provided support for the premise that deeper knowledge and understanding of adolescent development does make a difference in terms of how individuals view appropriate punishment options.

The association between evolution and many scientific and technological innovations suggests that deeper knowledge of STEM may be an effective way to address engagement at the societal level as well as research and development.

The exploratory analysis of the experimental results with current models suggests that deeper knowledge of the reaction chemistry in the low-temperature regime would be useful and might contribute to improved prediction of the low-temperature oxidation behavior for such fuel mixtures.

It was logical to prioritize the parents' subjective perspective in this study, but we realize that deeper knowledge could be attained if supplemented by observations/assessments; e.g. parent-child interaction, the children's attachment, health data and how the children function in day care.

Out of that deep knowledge has come a powerful belief: that the country's energy salvation depends on moving away from the fuel we don't have — namely, oil, where imports, some of which come "from our enemies" (to quote Boone), account for two-thirds of our oil needs.

While virtually every company is a potential hotbed of innovation, there is no working mechanism to share that deep knowledge.

In fact, that faith in computers to identify great opportunities has come so far along that Deep Knowledge Ventures has even named an algorithm to its board of directors.

And, attached to the notion that deep knowledge was a qualification, rather than a disqualification, for high office, Curzon never shrank from parading his well-stocked intellect.

I've eaten a lot of frozen food in the past month in order to gain frozen wisdom and I can now share that deep knowledge with you.

But a newcomer who arrives with assumptions that deep institutional knowledge and respect for history are just barriers to doing things better often causes disruption without improvement.