Sentence examples for dependable knowledge from inspiring English sources
If we can assume that there was dependable knowledge available that Mr Miranda was carrying information from Mr Snowden, and as Mr Snowden is known to traffic in information that is considered dangerous by at least two of the world's leading intelligence agencies, shouldn't we expect that those appointed to protect us might want a closer look at Mr Miranda's laptop?
In the light of Recommender Systems characteristics, we propose a systematic analysis of standards in critical systems engineering and knowledge from dependable computing field to extract a set of requirements that are relevant to Recommender Systems.
Catholics and Jews have always emphasized their priests' interpretations of the Bible, not the text itself; Protestants, starting with Martin Luther, insisted the Bible was the literal truth and the sole dependable source of divine knowledge, a belief the Puritans implanted firmly in American soil.
Mushroom hunters have a reputation for being ruthlessly secretive, territorial types, dedicated to solitary foraging, and willing, if necessary, to carry the knowledge of a dependable morel or porcini spot to the grave.
They practice hands-on lab techniques and gain field-specific knowledge, but they also become respectful learners, dependable workers, critical thinkers and independent problem solvers, with skills that will serve them wherever they go after graduation.
Scientists prefer to work with the offspring of animals raised in laboratories because knowledge of the creatures' complete medical history makes them more dependable.
Employers recognize that older employees bring more knowledge, wisdom and life experience to the workplace and that they are often more responsible, reliable and dependable.
His encyclopedic knowledge of history, his keen and sensitive curiosity of other cultures and religions and his open, sensitive and dependable nature fostered a deep trust that allowed very difficult international partnerships to flourish.
