Sentence examples for corner of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Innocents preoccupied with some intricate corner of knowledge, they gathered old bones (Cary Grant, in "Bringing Up Baby"), or new words (Gary Cooper, in "Ball of Fire"), or went up the Amazon and discovered unspeakable snakes (Henry Fonda, in "The Lady Eve").
They can include a long list of requirements in their job descriptions — demanding, perhaps, a certain number of years' experience in one corner of an industry, knowledge of an obscure programming language and fluency in, say, Latvian.
Probability of success at a given problem was given by a sigmoid function of the distance between the problem's location and the subject's "knowledge threshold", a set of three coordinates which specified the location in knowledge space of the corner of the subject's rectangular zone of high knowledge.
We love it because of the wealth of knowledge that has poured out of seemingly all corners of the tech sphere and into the service.
Our oldest scriptures laid the framework of society around the pillars of knowledge; our challenge is to convert knowledge into a democratic force by taking it into every corner of our country.
With anxiety for new tidbits of knowledge they settle down hurriedly and focus their attention on the slender solemn lady standing at the far corner of the room.
Likewise, to my knowledge, there is no corner of the tourism sector dedicated to projecting a cohesive, animated image to the world's traveling set.
Are they instances of knowledge?
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
The failure to have adequately embraced insights emerging from all corners of the globe undermines the benefits that this can bring to world knowledge - and risks contributing to "epistemicides" that marginalize alternative forms of knowledge [ 101].
