He is a meticulous gatherer of clues, some of which involve knowledge of chess, mathematical theories, 19th-century drama, and esoteric writings on criminology.
The punishment of CHs will not be introduced for lack of space, which involves the knowledge of the game theory.
For spectrum allocation, a graph-coloring scheme based on network structure is proposed in [24], where a topology-optimized allocation algorithm is used for the fixed topology which involves advance knowledge of the PU interference regions at a central network entity.
They are those who have physical, mental, sensory, behavioral, cognitive, emotional and chronic medical conditions which require health care beyond that considered routine, and which involves specialized knowledge, increased awareness, attention and accommodation [ 4].
The boast of the novel's title, for instance, belongs to Mr Skrivánek - Ditie's mentor in the art of waiting; an art, he says, which involves a deep knowledge of human nature.
Becker introduced the important distinction between "general" human capital (which is valued by all potential employers) and "firm-specific" human capital (which involves skills and knowledge that have productive value in only one particular company).
First, is it clear that all predicates express principles of classification the grasp of which involves no empirical knowledge?
Interesting is the philosophical distinction of the observing "spirit" of the person and the full person, which involves the self-knowledge in act and understanding.
Following Alavi and Leidner (2001), the knowledge variable is described as a knowledge management process, which involves creating, storing/retrieving, transferring, and applying knowledge.
