Sentence examples for an inherent knowledge from inspiring English sources
"Reza has an inherent knowledge ' of how things work on a stage," says artistic director Gil Lazier.
I had never been adept at navigation, but it seemed as if all drivers possessed an inherent knowledge of every road, side street, highway and traffic circle within a 50-mile radius.
Unless they had an inherent knowledge of population average fighting ability, honeybee queens seem to rely solely on an assessment of their own absolute fighting ability [28] to make their decision prior to any physical contest.
Tim Berners-Lee's implementation was unidirectional: a hypertext link takes one from its source to a destination, with no inherent knowledge of returning the favour.
There is a clear sense of inherent knowledge, and it appears that long-term exposure to floods has forced inhabitants to find ways to live with the risk.
Witnessing a young woman exhibiting so much inherent knowledge is extraordinary.
The principle "application-independence" means that "the structure and contents of an ontology should be based upon the inherent knowledge of the discipline, rather than on how the domain knowledge is used" (Raskin and Pan 2005, p. 1121).
By insisting that only homegrown talent be promoted, Mr. Petersen added, "it's undervaluing the inherent knowledge that you get about how things do in fact work in a very complex industrial setting".
Robots, of course, have no inherent knowledge of this, which can make things difficult; it may not understand that it can't pick up something of a given size, shape, or texture.
The detection of viral infection in paraffin-embedded, formalin-fixed tissue is notoriously difficult and often requires inherent knowledge about the specific virus being sought.
Frugal engineering/constraint-based innovation and indigenous innovation focus on processes within product development, including the inherent knowledge transfer from developed to emerging markets (Kumar 2008; Moore 2011; Schwaag Serger and Breidne 2007).
