Sentence examples for collapse knowledge from inspiring English sources

Care should be taken however not to collapse knowledge and belief in the combined systems as have been noted by Lenzen (1978) and Stalnaker (1996), among others.

In the West, as deference collapses and knowledge workers rise, companies have flattened their management hierarchies.

Why after all should it be that an epistemic theory of truth collapses possible knowledge into actual knowledge?

The partnership began in the 1990s, as the Soviet Union and its economy collapsed and Russian knowledge about carrying people into orbit — or bombs to distant destinations — was at risk of falling into the hands of hostile nations.

An incident that I witnessed, as did Paul Wood and Robbie Wright from the BBC, was when my unit fired grenades into a house until it collapsed – with full knowledge that there were two resistance fighters and a young boy (roughly 10 years old) inside.

Table 10 Number of correct and incorrect markers produced in test 1 by paradigm knowledge (collapsed over Experiments 1A and 1B) Markers Type of paradigm knowledge Full Locative Partial None Correct 1248 599 412 43 Incorrect 300 409 300 65.

The intricacies of planetary collapse would be general knowledge.

The agreement could still collapse, though lawyers with knowledge of the deal said that was unlikely.

As this class was correctly populated with 88 instances of chemical entities satisfying the Rule of Five, it became apparent that consistent molecular identifiers permitted the effective collapse of the multiple knowledge sources to provide the information necessary in order to fulfil the classification and identify drug-like chemical entities.

"If witnessing an England batting collapse led to self-knowledge," says Peter McLeod, "I'm pretty sure I would have achieved full enlightenment by now".

In another, Town fan and former Guardian sports journalist Steve Bierley says of our long post-war decline: "The trawling industry collapsed, while the footballing knowledge of the Grimsby board could have been written on the dorsal fin of a small cod".