Sentence examples for Universal knowledge from inspiring English sources

Universal knowledge based approximators comprising of neural networks and fuzzy logic methods are capable of approximating the nonlinearities and the uncertainties of practical systems.

There is no place to stand if you want to claim universal knowledge.

Encyclopaedia Metropolitana or System of Universal Knowledge... (Glasgow: Richard Griffin and Co., 1853).

In medieval thought the elevation of Christian belief to the status of scientific universal knowledge was dominant.

Their respective approaches to language differ, as do their stances with regards to the possibility of universal knowledge.

Consumers, the company found, did not care whether the character contained enormous amounts of universal knowledge; they just wanted fast, accurate answers in their specific subject area.

The two writers recognised in Sassall an outstanding physician as well as an enthusiast for an unfashionable ideal – the Renaissance dream of aspiring to universal knowledge and experience.

Part shaman, part joker, she is cerebral as well as physical in her approach to art: "I believe that universal knowledge is everywhere around us.

In many ways, Wieland was the last of his kind, chemists who were able to command an almost universal knowledge of their entire field.

Bouvard and Pécuchet (the names Gustave Flaubert gave to his two comic heroes) discovered through their friendship a common purpose: the pursuit of universal knowledge.

He coined the terms "hypertext" and "hypermedia," and long predicted the universal knowledge repository we now know as the World Wide Web.