Sentence examples for which knowledge from from inspiring English sources
Dr. Stebbins was one of the architects of the period during which knowledge from the study of fossils, genetics and the evolutionary history of organisms was incorporated into the theories of Charles Darwin, creating what is now evolutionary biology.
Rehabilitation psychology, field in which knowledge from psychology is applied to the treatment and care of persons with disabilities, with the goal of improving quality of life and mental and social function.
The Bayesian approach is one alternative for estimating correlation coefficients in which knowledge from previous studies is incorporated to improve estimation.
Messina et al. [ 28] review the literature in this field and discuss the ways in which knowledge from both fields can complement each other and how problems due to the different ontologies of the different disciplines can be overcome.
The talk will also address ways in which knowledge acquired from local water supply projects can be integrated into water resource planning for cities facing different types of economic and climatic conditions.
However, there are few detailed hydrologic studies of tropical environments relative to their temperate counterparts, and the extent to which knowledge gleaned from detailed studies of temperate watersheds can be applied to the tropics remains unclear.
Phase II is a knowledge transfer in which knowledge acquired from new training samples is transferred into the architecture with minimum changes in the free parameters (weights) of the neural network architecture.
The misleading and prevalent model in which knowledge flows from the scientist that produces, to the policy maker that consumes is according to this group of interviewees, an incorrect interpretation.
The paper argues that cognitive mapping confirms the value of a situated learning perspective in which knowledge is inseparable from practice.
The first phase is knowledge acquisition in which knowledge is elicited from the expert in the field.
Most widely used was the Training & Visit extension system, in which knowledge trickled down from the research institutes to the extension worker and finally to the farmers.
