Sentence examples for basis of knowing from inspiring English sources

It rests crucially on the additional premise that each player must know, and reasons on the basis of knowing, that the other player is economically rational.

MacIntyre, who has been on a long journey back from Marxism to Thomism, holds that we can know what kind of life we ought to live on the basis of knowing our natural end, which he now identifies in theological terms.

A Foreign Office spokesman said: "The joint intelligence committee made a judgment on the basis of knowing everything about the nature of the source and the context".

(Clearly, though, a person could learn a good deal about sorting into kinds merely on the basis of knowing names).

We cannot solve this game, as before, simply on the basis of knowing the players' ordinal utility functions, since the intensities of their respective preferences will now be relevant to their strategies.

In [12] and [13], it made an assumption that the residual LI can be regarded as additive noise after applying some novel LI mitigation scenarios, on the basis of knowing the CSI of G LI to compute the filter matrices [15].

Well, you need to get back into the habit of filling out your calendar on a weekly basis and of knowing what you have to do when.

"So why the Welsh government thinks it's possible for an ambulance trust to run an ambulance service on the basis of not knowing how much money it's got is incredible".

We have no reliable basis for knowing which pieces of the Act would have passed on their own.

Group leader Rob Russell says advances in the study of functional genomics in recent years have provided the basis for knowing what components make up these molecular machines, even though little is known about what the structures look like.

There was no real basis for knowing whether A.I.G.'s healthy businesses were sufficient collateral.