Sentence examples for commonplace knowledge from inspiring English sources

It has become commonplace knowledge that globalization is one of the major forces shaping our world.

The fallacy of this reasoning should have been betrayed by the commonplace knowledge that animals can be selectively bred for attributes (e.g., trail following and sheepherding in dogs) but require extensive training for their potential usefulness to be realized.

It's like a G-rated Howard Stern Show based out of New Jersey that discusses obscure rock and culture references like they're commonplace knowledge.

It's a commonplace that knowledge is power, and the emptying-out of classroom substance in favor of abstract and deployable abilities is a terrifyingly surreptitious way of shifting the balance away from the individual.

Despite rare examples such as cane toad invasion, uncertainty about required adaptive response(s) is likely to be much more commonplace, especially because knowledge of what is adaptive today will not necessarily translate into knowledge about what will be important tomorrow (Le Corre and Kremer 2003; Allendorf et al. 2010).

Why bone up on a specialist subject only to find that our learning is arcane and our knowledge commonplace?

And despite lots of great attempts to debunk myths about the brain, they still seem to persist and take up residence as 'commonplace' knowledge, being passed onto children as if they are fact.

How does understanding differ from knowledge of commonplace facts?

Ontologies are becoming increasingly commonplace for semantically representing knowledge in a formal manner that facilitates sharing of rich information between people and applications.

When coding knowledge becomes commonplace, the gap between technology maker and technology user will begin to close.

Owing to limited knowledge, model uncertainty is commonplace and network dynamics can be updated in different ways, thereby giving multiple dynamic trajectories, that is, dynamics uncertainty.