Sentence examples for acquiring knowledge of the from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise why many professionals, even extremely busy ones, avoid full-service brokers and invest by gradually acquiring knowledge of the market and using discount brokers and no-load or low-load mutual funds.

Now, students enrolled in History 201 at the University of Massachusetts can look into the crime more closely themselves, at the same time acquiring knowledge of the period known as the Gilded Age and learning how to ply the historian's craft.

(Both Aristotle and Galileo held a correlate of this view concerning our acquiring knowledge of the general principles governing nature).

Acquiring knowledge of the residue-residue contact information of two interacting proteins is not only helpful in annotating functions for proteins, but also critical for structure-based drug design.

'The faith' is not simply any religious faith; it is the specific kind of belief to which Roman Catholics had access as a gift from God. Apart from faith, which is directed to revealed truths and the supernatural world, Pascal identified 'experience and reason' (I, 454) as the only ways of acquiring knowledge of the natural world.

The first challenge was the time invested in acquiring knowledge of the subject and research culture of the unfamiliar discipline.

For Alexander (according to Gersonides) had claimed that immortality is achieved when the intellect acquires knowledge of the Agent Intellect (hence the term "acquired intellect" is introduced).

Thorndike's stimulus response theory credits the rat with no acquired knowledge of the connection between pressing the lever and obtaining sucrose; the function of sucrose is merely to strengthen the stimulus response connection.

Scarpa applied his diligently acquired knowledge of the glassmaking process and its heritage to create a remarkable variety of new styles of glassware, ranging from heavy sommersi, to refined lattimi, some of which will be in the Venice exhibition.

Kaunda acquired knowledge of the colonial government as well as political skills, both of which served him well when later that year he joined the African National Congress (ANC), the first major anticolonial organization in Northern Rhodesia.

The story communicates the secrets of Avicenna's "Oriental Philosophy" as experienced by a solitary hero who grows up on a deserted island, learns about the things around him, acquires knowledge of the natural universe (including the heavenly bodies), and achieves the state of "annihilation" (fanāʾ) of the self in the divine reality.