Sentence examples for coloured knowledge from inspiring English sources
Having searched for a decade or so using the original brilliant principle of hierarchies of web-based links, the great primary coloured knowledge domination machine has, Singhal suggests, "begun to learn how to understand the real world of people, places and things".
Alternatively, our view of apoptosis in protists may be coloured by knowledge of its functions in metazoans and we may be observing an unavoidable consequence of ookinetes being under oxidative stress or containing defective biochemical pathways and having passed the point of rescue.
Assessments of Rooney's international career will always be coloured by the knowledge that he was unfairly heralded as his nation's footballing saviour from the moment he first donned an England shirt at the tender age of 17.
Had I been aware of his designer-label status, I am uncomfortably certain that this knowledge would have coloured my view of the film, prompting an involuntary distrust of its more visually stylish tics.
But Wheeler provocatively counters that McKeon's judgment is coloured by a lack of knowledge.
Four connections are coloured in green, which indicates their concordance with literature knowledge.
From the knowledge gleaned from a data set of 200 coloured, three-dimensional scans, we generated a missing nose that was statistically compatible with the remaining parts of the patient's face.
Too much of the spy bookshelf is coloured by ex-insiders with an agenda; or writers either with little knowledge or who negotiate access and as a price submit to fact-bending censorship.
