knowledge bank 예문

• He is a bully and overstepping his authority and knowledge bank.
• One of the first implementation of TMS appeared in Sadler and Vendelmans'Bilingual Knowledge Bank.
• It constitutes, in effect, a national knowledge bank on the arts and arts organizations.
• A more central knowledge bank, texture library, and discussion area have been called for several times.
• "I thought I'd teach, do research and add to the world's knowledge bank, " she says.
• And the Asia Pacific Network of Education Knowledge Bank has a great deal of international information, covering many countries.
• The new center will become the " government's knowledge bank for information about known and suspected terrorists, " Bush said.
• In addition, Motorola will utilise resources from Motorola University in the United States to develop a knowledge bank of best practices.
• Collectors are free to meet one another to discuss ideas within the museum as well as draw on their knowledge bank.
• Aiming for inclusive ( look at how small the contribution percentage is from non-Western nation-states ! ) is how the knowledge bank grows.
• The Retail Knowledge Bank conducted an audit of the company's brands in August 2010, and revealed that sales of womenswear were at a 10-year low.
• American firms are aware of this; witness all the rhetoric about " increasing their knowledge bank " and " boosting skills " that clogs up annual reports.
• The aim of Bilingual Knowledge Bank is to develop a corpus-based general-purpose knowledge source for applications in machine translation and computer-aided translation ( Sadler & Vendelman, 1987 ).
• That does open up the possibility that the nominator ( s ) themselves might tell someone what they had done, so I'll factor that into my knowledge bank.
• A Bilingual Knowledge Bank is a syntactically and referentially structured pair of corpora, one being a translation of the other, in which translation units are cross-coded between the corpora.
• Research contributions using FARS by researchers from many countries appear in many non-U . S . technical publications, and provide a significant database and knowledge bank on the subject.
• The president also proposed establishment of a National Counter-terrorism Center to prepare a daily terrorism report for the president and act as the government's " knowledge bank " about terrorism.
• A few new journals have begun soliciting and publishing negative studies _ ostensibly to prevent repetition and waste, and to acknowledge that even negative results add value to our collective knowledge bank.
• "Language used correctly . . . expands the brain, increases one's knowledge bank, enlarges the world, and challenges the vision of those who may not have a vision . " _ Haki Madhubuti
• Other chapters on content evaluation, the virtual library and knowledge assembly show readers how to get the most out of what may interest or help them from the vast knowledge banks of the Internet.