This assertion is based on the use of a secret "proof-key," where a user asserts ownership of a security token by demonstrating knowledge of the proof-key included in the token [7].
One answer, given for example, by Wolterstorff, for whom we saw in §4 that a type is a norm-kind, is that ordinary induction from tokens would give us knowledge of types, at least in the case of instantiated types.
Out of the possible combinations from these five dimensions, we selected 20 for each of our experiments, enabling abbreviation recognition and chemical composition-based token relabelling only when knowledge-rich features were employed in model training.
Taxonomic names represent one of the fundamental tokens that bridge biological knowledge, regardless of its form, across multiple resources [ 1, 2].
While biometric-based techniques have inherent advantages over other authentication techniques such as token-based or knowledge-based techniques, ensuring the security and integrity of data is a paramount issue.
Domain knowledge: whether current token includes prefixes/suffixes of chemical compounds and drugs as shown in Table 3 chemical element list and drugs found in UMLS [28], cTAKES [29] and MetaMap [30].
Alternatively, you might simply prefer to turn up and leave your gifts without a fanfare, happy in the knowledge that they'll receive your token of appreciation and know that the community cares about their efforts.
It's currently difficult to become a token-holder as it requires a somewhat sophisticated knowledge of cryptocurrencies.
Just as a correct map of the planet can provide us with knowledge of the planet, so too a token can provide us with knowledge of properties of the type, thus addressing the epistemological problem.
I was along as the token American, tasked with bringing to the table first-hand knowledge of important details about Thanksgiving that the French experts might miss, like football — as well as the cranberry sauce.
