The present study therefore adds to the small knowledge base of TAM-based PACS acceptance studies.
Europe is providing the small-car knowledge and engineering that Ford needs in the U.S. Yes, Ford has asked for a government-backed credit line, just in case the economic downturn gets much uglier, and is asking for some of the government cash that Congress already appropriated for updating plants and making fuel-saving vehicles.
The higher the similarity between contexts, the smaller the knowledge gap and instantiation uncertainty and the higher the chances for a successful solution to a new problem.
Although the correction terms are typically small, knowledge of the precise subtleties of the fine structure might be critical in terms of comprehending many new nanoscale phenomena.
"ALFIE," which had its premiere at the Ziegfeld on Monday night, is the story of a playboy, so we were delighted to be able to snare MICK JAGGER -- who has no small knowledge of the terrain -- in the lobby.
After all, there is still a small knowledge about the problem, and about how the class should be built.
"It was possible even then, with my small knowledge of the scale of events overtaking all of us, to guess that these pathetic laborers would die in enormous numbers and be the biggest victims of the railway," Mr. Lomax wrote in his 1995 memoir, "The Railway Man".
The Cochrane Child Health Field is a small knowledge intensive organisation [ 1] that functions within The Cochrane Collaboration to advocate for high-quality scientific evidence that reflects the particular needs of infants, children and youth.
There is, however, a much smaller knowledge base as to the structure of a-TCOs and a-TOSs than for their crystalline counterparts.
Small knowledge that betrays wider ignorance, handing the tradesman any advantage he seeks.
