The new arrivals believed they had some truth, the ultimate truth, which would range from a hyper-Calvinistic determinism to a secret knowledge of when the end of the world would come.
Wealthy men recovering from life-threatening episodes had recognized the worth of an attractive younger woman with deft hands, an encouraging manner, and an intuitive knowledge of when to say nothing.
LCD Soundsystem have won their cult-like following off the back of just three albums and an excellent knowledge of when exactly to deploy a funky bassline, but this is even more impressive when you consider many of their best loved songs can be upwards of nine minutes long.
Examples given included proposing the best route home based on a device's knowledge of when a user typically leaves work and the current traffic conditions.
The Vatican is expected to announce Archbishop Dolan's appointment Monday, according to a church official with knowledge of when Vatican appointments are announced.
There was a statistically significant difference between knowledge of when to start tooth brushing after a few teeth appear in infants and location of practice (x = 18.551; p = 0.029).
They come to Haiti without a knowledge of the place, and when they leave, everything they constructed falls because they did not create a structure to keep it up".
"There's a knowledge, we play each other a lot in the inter-insulars and island tournaments, so there's a knowledge of individual players, whereas when you're playing a UK team we won't necessarily have that.
But he said some people in NATO still believe the spy theory.] A Pentagon spokesman, Air Force Lt. Col. Vic Warzinski, said the American Joint Chiefs of Staff did "acknowledge that the Serbs did seem to have an unusual amount of knowledge of when and where and how our planes were coming in".
