Sentence examples for absolute knowledge of the from inspiring English sources
Putting aside the overuse of "seamless," these statements are problematic because they imply that the author has an absolute knowledge of the Adamses' innermost emotions and beliefs (John's "soul"; Abigail's "mind").
But this starting point in a part implies – and Bergson himself never seems to realize this– that intuition never gives us absolute knowledge of the whole of the duration, all the component parts of the duration.
Thus, NHGRI-1 will prove useful in a variety of circumstances where absolute knowledge of the possible sequence variation is needed.
This fairly simplistic analysis approach was chosen to allow robust analysis of the relative depth and thickness of skin lesions, without the need for absolute knowledge of the background absorption and scattering structure of the tissue being imaged.
In particular, predictions in the physical space are possible, because a description, as an actual behavior, exists in a matrix of interactions which (by constitution) has a logical matrix necessarily isomorphic with the substratum matrix within which it takes place, not because we have an absolute knowledge of the universe.
However, defining the level of false-negative calls in the data is far more complex and would require absolute knowledge of all the translocations present in a case to be assessed.
Fundamentally, a search for similarities in data where multiple subjective realities exist presents limitation in "absolute knowledge of what the real world is like" (Guba 1981 80).
ANY tells Africa Is a Country: "Ludwig van Beethoven had a precise and almost absolute knowledge of polyrhythmic systems and patterns from the Gulf of Guinea region, on the west African coast.
Kerry stated a few days ago (latest Exhibit A of his unappealing penchant for hyperbole) that the U.S. has "absolute knowledge" of Iran's prior nuclear weapons programs.
They seemed to possess a silent but absolute knowledge of certain issues, but to be totally ignorant about others.
But it is perfectly possible that the world might exist and we could not prove it, let alone be able to obtain absolute knowledge of everything in it.
