Sentence examples for as the knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Although several studies exist on osteoporosis in AS, the knowledge of the bone microarchitecture in the disease is still sparse.
Comparison is defined as the knowledge of a thing through its similarity to another thing previously well-known.
These factories were as safe as the knowledge of the time allowed, but accidental explosions still occasionally occurred.
Socrates defined courage as the knowledge of what is and is not to be feared; not every fear should be ignored.
Writing well used to be a fundamental principle of the humanities, as essential as the knowledge of mathematics and statistics in the sciences.
In the 21st century articulate advocacy in the courtroom is not nearly as powerful as the knowledge of and use of science.I have another tactic I use.
Allowing that "he was a great innovator, of course, and had the perfect imagination of each new instrument he used, as well as the knowledge of its technique," Stravinsky took it all back by complaining that "the music he had to instrumentate was often poorly constructed harmonically".
Husserl proposes phenomenology as the knowledge of "essence", which explains what things are and not just throws "data" on them.
For the earlier theologians causal agency required a full knowledge ('ilm) that one is acting as well as the knowledge of what results from that action.
