Sentence examples for by common knowledge from inspiring English sources

His first poetry collection, The Hoop, was published in 1988 and was followed by Common Knowledge (1991).

Not only was that but a single year, but the commission regarded it as an abnormal year and the propriety of its ruling in that respect is supported by common knowledge of economic conditions at that time.

We also note that FSC-A, although ordained by "common knowledge" as a preferable size measurement parameter, approximated cell size less well than other parameters, even in our instrument, in which a monotonic relationship with bead size was present.

Enough examples should by now be common knowledge.

Screw 'em!") Valenti's reputation for servility was underscored by the common knowledge that Johnson heaped abuse on him.

As is by now common knowledge, not everyone, everywhere, enjoys the experience of interacting with a Serra, and the behavior that results is often close to tantrum.

Integrating heterogenous evidence supported by a common knowledge framework and ecosystem of tools and partners will enable practical application, judgements and decisions including industrial application and regulatory acceptance.

Pinto dismissed Martin-Artajo's suggestions of impropriety, asserting that the CIO's vulnerabilities were by then common knowledge.

It is by now common knowledge that conventional corn farmers have a very hard time finding seed that is not genetically engineered and treated with neonicotinoids.

This belief is probably reinforced by the common knowledge that older women have "brittle bones" – a persistent age and gendered stereotype – even though it has been recognized that more than half of older women who sustain fractures have a normal DXA scan.

The Resource Description Framework (RDF), for example, can provide a means to integrate existing specification approaches and add new value by superimposing a common knowledge representation layer on all specification artifacts, thus enabling semantic queries and reasoning about the properties of business components.