Sentence examples for version of schema from inspiring English sources
On a more comprehensive theoretical level, this article proposes an instructional theory that builds on a recent version of schema theory, dynamic memory theory (Schank, 1999), to overcome one major problem of early schema theories, namely, the issue of schemas and scripts as cognitive structures too rigid to explain the highly adaptive behavior that individuals exhibit in social practices.
The database schema is an extended version of the schema presented in our former research (Kleftodimos and Evangelidis 2013).
It contains a changeable set of subgraphs, each of which represents an evolving version of the schema and is called a source schema.
Hence, mechanisms for 'aligning' different biological schemas or different versions of schemas should be supported.
In the latest version of CML Schema (version 3), the content model restrictions have been lifted in order to make it more flexible for creating any type of chemical documents.
We use a simplified version of the schema to describe the storage providers installed into DuraCloud, thus permitting the programmatic determination of suitability of storage provider according to the collection metadata.
IDML documents specify which version of the schema is to be used to validate their content, eliminating possible confusion when several versions exist.
With OFBiz and MediaWiki we obtained Oracle and MySQL versions of the schema by installing them on both databases.
The original plan was to add additional interactor types, e.g. rnaInteractor, as separate elements in future versions of the schema, however, it quickly became apparent that a full modelling of all relevant interactor types, for example mRNA, tRNA, rRNA and so on, would make the schema unnecessarily repetitive and complex.
To support our position, we report our experience with formalizing a version of the Datrix Schema.
Latest version of the Chado schema can also be found on the GMOD website (http://gmod.org/wiki/Downloads).org/wiki/Downloads
