John le Carré, pseudonym of David John Moore Cornwell (1931– ) is an English writer of suspenseful, realistic spy novels based on a wide knowledge of international espionage.
October 19 , 1931Poole, England John le Carré, pseudonym of David John Moore Cornwell (born October 19 , 1931 Poole, Dorset, England) English writer of suspenseful, realistic spy novels based on a wide knowledge of international espionage.
Therefore, apart from having a wide knowledge of the algorithm, some skills on both hardware and software design are required.
My friend John Lane, who has died aged 85, was a dedicated racing cyclist, a scientist with a wide knowledge of insects and, in particular, an authority on mosquitoes.
Moreover, to obtain a wider knowledge on the stability of common pigments, the effect of a variety of parameters was reviewed from literature.
The extension of queuing decision models to fuzzy environments enables the decision maker to obtain more informative results and wider knowledge on the behaviour of the system, since the results obtained in the fuzzy queuing model are fuzzy subsets containing the whole initial information; that is why the finite capacity queuing models with uncertain data can have a broader range of applications.
The method proposed here is applicable to study the kinetics of initiation of a wide range of promoters in E. coli and, as such, may provide new genome-wide knowledge on the dynamics of transcription initiation in prokaryotes.
Participants were selected through an opportunistic sampling, they might not be the most representative informants in their fields; other respondents might have wider knowledge on the subject or they possibly participated due to their willingness, accessibility as well as interest in the area of health inequalities and therefore may be more sensitive to the issue.
Positivism places a wider knowledge of the world on observation and what can be developed and built systematically through research.
In establishing consensus scores the researchers drew on their wider knowledge of the teacher, pupils or school in order to better contextualise the recorded observations.
