Sentence examples for all existing knowledge from inspiring English sources
One of the most important books in embryology is Baer's Über Entwickelungsgeschichte der Thiere (vol. 1, 1828; vol. 2, 1837; "On the Development of Animals"), in which he surveyed all existing knowledge on vertebrate development and from which he derived his far-reaching conclusions.
The way I handle that question now, which is consistent with all existing knowledge of cosmology and physics, is that the universe is eternal.
To build treatment algorithms that integrate all existing knowledge is currently the challenge.
In some sense, metabolic networks serve as a tool to aggregate all existing knowledge about the metabolism of an organism.
[ 17] All existing knowledge, including the need for differentiating quantifiable risk from uncertainty, is imperfect and continues to evolve; some changes are continuous, while others occur in various leaps of timeframe and depth of understanding.
But nearly all existing knowledge on radial variation in wood chemistry is based on patterns observed in temperate conifers, and generalized from categorical comparisons between heartwood vs. sapwood, not accounting for large intermediary zones in tree stems (Lachenbruch et al. 2011).
Implicit knowledge means the knowledge that can be obtained by analyzing all the existing knowledge from the collective robots.
It may be beneficial if the trials are also conducted in other parts of the world as so far all the existing knowledge on the topic comes from Japan.
The proposed method does not require manually predefined rules, i.e. it automatically learns a statistical model to predict enzymatic reaction likeness for any compound pairs based on all possible existing knowledge.
The 1.5 Degree Report, which synthesized 6,000 scientific studies and had 133 contributing authors, basically summarizes all of the existing knowledge we have about climate science, and it considers how various policies could impact global warming.
"The self-created universe to me is about criticizing and imagining things based on all of the existing knowledge we have about the world," says Liang. "[Then] expressing such criticisms and imaginations with an absolute freedom".
