Sentence examples for defective knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The problem is with our defective knowledge of God's nature.

His pragmatic, 'commonsensical attitude' is highlighted in a verse he quotes: 'with respect to everyday practice of the world, the fool and the wise are similar' (see above), because ultimately we all have to rely on our experience and defective and partial knowledge of reality.

Le Roy says, "[Bergson] added with insistence that the defective state of his knowledge of mathematics did not allow him to follow the development of generalized relativity in the detail such a development required.

Ichiro Fukumori, managing director of Bridgestone's Thai operations, said he had no knowledge of Ford's sending it defective tires.

For Arendt opinion is not a defective form of knowledge that should be transcended or left behind as soon as one is in possession of the truth.

When Liszt started writing symphonic poems, "he had very little experience in handling an orchestra... his knowledge of the technique of instrumentation was defective and he had as yet composed hardly anything for the orchestra".

The company said it had no knowledge of any accidents or damage caused by defective tires.

However, there is little knowledge of the involvement of these proteins in the defective urine concentrating mechanism in patients with CKD.

Basically, debuggers usually require maintainers to have a previous knowledge of the source code to define breakpoints near the defective program elements.

Given the gaps in knowledge of ERAD mechanisms and possible limitations of ERAD efficiency in clearing defective proteins, it is possible that ubiquitinated proteins could be secreted.

In India, public knowledge of his sister's epilepsy would have marked the whole family as defective.