Sentence examples for uniform knowledge from inspiring English sources
Thus new dynamic behaviors and instability may arise given an original error-free system (where all players are assumed to have perfect and uniform knowledge about the market).
The framework integrates diverse and dynamic knowledge sources in the form of rule-based ADE signals, all under a uniform Knowledge Base (KB) structure, according to the defined knowledge model.
The ECEB program is intended to establish adequate and uniform knowledge and skills among providers of newborn care.
"Was he given a load of photographs and he said, 'I want that one?' Or did he just get in there and mix, and I stood out because of the red uniform?" The knowledge that she had been seduced — and, perhaps, surrendered — by script did not relieve her of the insecurities that attend the demise of romantic relationships, particularly those that end in abandonment.
Uniform interpolants of knowledge bases are of high interest, e.g. in scenarios where a knowledge base is supposed to be partially reused.
Success in these jobs doesn't depend on mastery of one uniform body of knowledge as measured by standardized tests.
Four years ago, governors and state-level officials began an effort to come up with a uniform set of knowledge that students across the country would master, from kindergarten through high school.
The aim of the project was to create a uniform and consistent knowledge and skill set among general practitioners working in Turkish emergency departments.
The Emergency Medicine Training Program in Turkey was implemented to improve the uniform and consistent knowledge and skill set among general practitioners working in Turkish emergency departments, many of whom had previously received little or no formal emergency medicine training.
To the best of our knowledge, the uniform assignment given by Eq. 2 is the best result found in the literature for finding execution patterns for migrating tasks.
By seeing the ultimate goal in this way, Bhāvaviveka claims to give an account that leaves reality intact as a uniform whole about which knowledge can be diverse and incremental.
