Sentence examples for useful knowledge about the from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, they can only acquire very limited useful knowledge about the words in the input document since they just use the statistical information of two words in the external texts actually.

The Lagoon, she felt, "is a book written by a scientist for other scientists – or rather, for anyone who shares Leroi's blithe confidence that only science can yield true and useful knowledge about the world".

The results of this study do offer some useful knowledge about the warping problem of flange forging process.

Understanding the detailed process of cell fixation in various states from living cells to completely fixed cells provides an opportunity to optimize cell fixation protocols and to gain useful knowledge about the living cell fixation process.

As these models typically reduce in their utility after system certification, however, useful knowledge about the behaviour of the system remains unused in the operational phase of the system lifecycle.

Two metal hydride containers were built at the laboratory respecting a simple and modular design for the purpose of getting useful knowledge about the similarity of elements of metal hydride containers relevant in the prediction of larger size storage unit behaviour.

Nevertheless, several cases and follow-up times were found, despite the low frequency of this disease, providing useful knowledge about this quite uncommon entity.

Our combined high resolution/spectroscopic technique is therefore useful because it uses knowledge about the structure of tissue to isolate the fluorescence signal from small volumes that contain fewer fluorescent species than bulk tissue.

Moreover, the supplier, by being involved at the early stage of the R&D process, can bring useful knowledge about how to improve the new product's quality, facilitate its manufacturability, or suggest ideas that strengthen the performance of the NPD process (Sivadas and Dwyer 2000; Zhao and Lavin 2012).

To show how DEOP can be used to extract useful knowledge about osmoprotectants, we performed a case study to identify osmoprotection-related pathways in three microbes that were isolated from the Red Sea Shaban Deep and compared them with six other microbial genomes that were isolated from normal sea waters in other locations.

The idea of a "circle of competence" is based upon the idea that most people, through education or life experience, develop useful knowledge about some areas of the world.