knowledge base
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- noun
- /ˈnɑːlɪdʒ beɪs/
- Specialized
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base de conocimiento
- To assist users, the software includes a comprehensive knowledge base that addresses common questions.
- develop a knowledge base
- expand the knowledge base
- establish a knowledge base
Best is maybe they have the best knowledge base or really great knowledge base, but how they deliver it matters.
- Best is maybe they have the best knowledge base or really great knowledge base, but how they deliver it matters.
- You're building up your your contacts, your network, your knowledge base.
- And there is a, an understanding or a knowledge base within that cookie jar that that you can withdraw from.
- But in the future, the need for memorization and and the need for an active working knowledge base, I think it's going to diminish.
- Is it possible to formulate contexts that are general and big that do this kind of capture of knowledge bases?
- Do it totally from your intuition, from your knowledge base as of now.
- And the sort of building this giant knowledge base that's behind Wolfram Language, Wolfram Alpha.
- And I think everyone is accessing their knowledge base.
- So let's start with growing MCH knowledge base.
Examples
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Teachers learn new instructional strategies and broaden their knowledge base through contacts with professionals (Pallrand, 1989).
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To some extent, policymakers make use of the research knowledge base when creating new policies.
Academic text (2013) -
Best is maybe they have the best knowledge base or really great knowledge base, but how they deliver it matters.
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Now they say to bring about real change, you need three things, knowledge base, social strategy, and political will.
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At this point, there is no knowledge base regarding this or similar matters.
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To answer this question, we should review two works that are relevant to the PETE knowledge base.
Academic text (2011) -
As we make new discoveries, new information becomes part of our knowledge base, It changes and grows.
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Across academic disciplines, published research in respected journals represents the scientific knowledge base of a field.
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Begin by having the students assemble a list of facts to determine their knowledge base.
Academic text (2011) -
Dara Scott: E-discovery legal practitioners will need a broad knowledge base in both law and technology.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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A set of information stored on a computer that you can search and update
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A collection of articles and guides that help people solve problems
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A place or person with a lot of information about many things
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A book that gives basic facts about many subjects like history and science
Antonyms
How Comprehensive
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- Specialized
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'knowledge base' is compositionally built from 'knowledge' (information) + 'base' (foundation or repository), so its meaning as a repository or collection of information is directly inferable from the parts. This noun-noun compound follows a common and cross-linguistically familiar pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Knowledge base The compound noun knowledge base comes from the image of knowledge resting on a strong base, like a building or store that holds facts. So, it means a 'place' or 'system' that keeps and organises information for people or computers.