Sentence examples for at a knowledge from inspiring English sources

To walk a place every day is to arrive, slowly, at a knowledge of that place that precedes words, and precedes the stories that attach to this mountain peak or that bend in the road.

As Descartes tells us, "all knowledge is certain and evident cognition" (1628, Rule II, p. 1) and when we "review all the actions of the intellect by means of which we are able to arrive at a knowledge of things with no fear of being mistaken," we "recognize only two: intuition and deduction" (1628, Rule III, p. 3).

Recently in a Du Bois vs. Washington debate in a class at a Knowledge Is Power Program charter school in New York, in a ghetto neighborhood where almost everybody is black or brown and no one is "bougey" in the least, the Washington fans from the 'hood, like all the school's students–argued with as much passion as the Du Bois fans.

"We look at the world as a knowledge company".

But by gradually building up the data as FindTheBest expanded subject-by-subject, Vice President of Engineering Ivan Bercovich said the company has succeeded where other attempts at creating a knowledge graph have failed.

The Chinese system is autocratic, rife with corruption and at odds with a knowledge economy, which requires liberty.

In Münchau's words, "If you look at this with a knowledge of economic history, this is an awe-inspiring set of choices, to put it mildly".

Aiming at this objective, a knowledge representation scheme is proposed, which is called DRFK (Dynamic Representation of Fuzzy Knowledge).

Modern teaching is aimed at creating both a knowledge structure and the necessary "search-and-retrieve" strategy for responding to complex diagnostic problems [ 9, 10].

A student at Sunderland University, he brought a knowledge of underground music and culture - of fanzines and DIY and band t-shirts - which was alien to most of us.

Our child simulator module worked by representing the child's knowledge at a given moment by a knowledge matrix representing the success probability at each point in learning space, as in the adaptive algorithm.