Sentence examples similar to Appeal for knowledge from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there are appeals for knowledge to be introduced as organizing principle in all public activities.

The appeal of incremental knowledge bases development is that it simplifies the knowledge engineering (i.e., in the analysis phase).

Part of her appeal for Cheniere, undoubtedly, is her knowledge of how to influence the Obama Administration, and her connections to Obama and his team; she is apparently highly regarded by Obama, who personally pressed her not to leave the administration.

The appeal to biological knowledge should accordingly be employed for critical and revisionary, not foundational purposes.

This avoids the problem, particularly acute for counterfactual theories, of grounding or justifying counterfactuals without appeal to causal knowledge (cf Edgington, 2011; Woodward, 2011).

The oddity is explained by appeal to the knowledge norm.

The KBBN has a great appeal over alternative knowledge-based approaches such as knowledge-based SVM (KBSVM) and knowledge-based neural networks (KBANN) [ 8, 9, 18].

If a lack of adequate sensory data strips away warrant for knowledge of the world then an empiricist theory of knowledge must also appeal to what the senses tell us, about what we can know of the world.

"Your desire for knowledge.

Investors, meanwhile, scrambled for knowledge.

"His thirst for knowledge is amazing.