Gilchrist provided an outlook on each character, describing Grey as a "prodigiously talented but insecure surgeon, waylaid by her love for attending Derek Shepherd", while stating that Yang, "an aggressively ambitious intern" lacks knowledge on any topic, except medicine, comparing her to boyfriend Burke, described as her opposite.
In the case of the spatiotemporal universe which empirical experience is ambitious to explore, most knowledge is (to employ Bertrand Russell's useful distinction) knowledge by description, not acquaintance.
But her more ambitious theories of "core knowledge" have their critics.
But applying for a patent is an ambitious undertaking that requires knowledge of patent law, agency regulations and examiners' procedures, as well as a draftsman's steady hand.
In the past few years, cardiac tissue engineering has emerged as a new and ambitious approach that combines knowledge from material chemistry with cell biology and medicine.
To be able to accomplish the above ambitious task, a deep knowledge of physical processes on silicon surface during its preparation and in germanium and silicon films during the heterostructure formation is strongly required.
Furthermore, Mena helped shape the future development of mathematics and basic sciences at the Yachay City of Knowledge, an ambitious national government project to create a leading academic and industry hub in northern Ecuador.
There was a wonderful surprise when I invited a diverse group of entrepreneurs to give of their time and share knowledge with ambitious growing business owners.
It is an image you'd more likely envision taking place somewhere in San Francisco or Seattle -- groups of people coming together to share tech knowledge and ambitious, peaceful visions for the communities they live in.
The leaders of the European Union adopted the ambitious vision of a knowledge-based economy at a summit meeting in Lisbon in 2000, when the Internet boom was at its peak.
