Sentence examples for bold knowledge from inspiring English sources

Thucydides says: "Ignorance is bold, knowledge reserved".

This study, however, illustrates that using the analytical tools supported by BOLD without significant background knowledge may yield results fraught with error even for well-represented taxa such as tuna.

Now the girls have become clever and bold due to the knowledge and the information they received at Jamkhed.

Mutations depicted in bold are, to our knowledge, novel in cancer, mutations in italics have been reported in cancer but are novel in glioblastoma.

THE Metropolitan Museum of Art is about to add significant information to our knowledge of the bold and beautiful tribal art of ancient Eurasia.

The one lens, one camera body, minimalist approach can deliver impressive images and reward bold photographers with new-found knowledge and increased interaction with subjects.

In Ignorance: How it Drives Science (Oxford £14.99), Columbia biologist Stuart Firestein challenges our relationship with facts and knowledge, making a bold case for new models of science education and research funding rewarding curiosity rather than certitude.

Usually, the SE scholars define SE differently and bold various keywords in this knowledge (Table 1).

Longino, in The Fate of Knowledge (2002) takes bold steps to dissolve the rational-social dichotomy by untangling the assumptions made by social and cultural studies of science scholars, historians and philosophers of science, and scientists.

BOLD will enrich the existing knowledge base regarding back pain in the elderly to help clinicians and patients make informed, evidence-based decisions regarding their care.

For 20 genes (in bold letters) this is to our knowledge the first detailed phylogenetic analysis.