For some Federalists, it also had an aristocratic purpose: to collect knowledge and experience, and to guard against a levelling spirit that might overtake the majority.
Along with biographies of the schemers, a growing stack of scholarly references, legal tomes and articles aims to collect knowledge about this age-old crime.
In an entertaining set piece, she traces the establishment of the Royal Society, whose fellows were inspired by the recent inventions of the telescope (or "tube") and microscope to "collect knowledge in all spheres".
Since 2002, geoscientist Dave Petley has made it his mission to track landslide-related deaths and to collect knowledge about this natural hazard.
Social web mining, a specific web mining procedure over social media, may help to collect knowledge from the communities, hyperlink references, opinion graphs and most liked information.
The result from 6 themes for prepare geographic information system (GIS) database to collect knowledge of communities along Sean Saeb canal and the preliminary knowledge for the study to research and development in phase II.
Some of the methods to collect knowledge about the environment and incorporate it into the database are only applicable if one is at the place that is to be mapped, while other methods are even applicable if one is somewhere else on Earth.
Scientists have been working to collect knowledge of biological systems for centuries.
These two examples show that the model of bacterial photosynthesis as presented here serves well as a versatile scaffold or template that can be used to collect knowledge about the individual proteins and about how they interact to reproduce the rich spectrum of experimental observations.
The aim of this method is not to collect knowledge about a subject, but rather to gather opinions [ 7].
