Even when such systems are carefully managed, it is hardly possible to have a detailed knowledge about every user and all of his possibilities to interact with the system based on assigned permissions.
This results in a non-manageable, and thus not scalable, architecture, where each metascheduler has to be able to access thousands of resources, which also implies having a detailed knowledge about their interfaces and configuration.
Dr. Stebbins was said to have a particularly detailed knowledge of the flora of California.
(There is one exception, Ziska admits; his Web searches have revealed that marijuana growers have an amazingly detailed knowledge of how CO2 enrichment affects their crop. But as Ziska points out, they don't publish in scientific journals).
Because of the absence of a priori demonstrative premises, a moral philosopher arguing from matters of fact had to have detailed knowledge of the principles of action in human nature and of moral psychology as well as arguments to show how these principles had bearing on virtue and vice.
We don't have detailed knowledge of all the interactions within the cells, but there are few mysteries left.
Staples, who spent many years in South Asia as a reporter for United Press International, has an admirably detailed knowledge of the region.
The F.B.I. has even investigated a person in the United States who appeared to have unusually detailed knowledge of the hostage taking, but has rejected the idea that he was involved, officials say.
Many Roviana villagers have highly detailed knowledge of the surrounding marine environment and a sophisticated social-ecological habitat classification system.
Given the stakes, it would be irresponsible for the Senate -- most of whose members have little detailed knowledge of the Yucca proposal -- to decide this issue on the fly, thereby blocking the detailed technical review that it deserves.
