Sentence examples for elementary knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The Latin terms "cirrus," "stratus," "cumulus" and "nimbus" are still in use, recognized and applied to clouds by anyone with even an elementary knowledge of weather science.

Economists occupy key posts in the administrations of most nations, and many other administrators must have at least elementary knowledge of the economic implications of government operations.

The paint makers also appeared to have developed an elementary knowledge of chemistry and some understanding of long-term planning earlier than previously thought.

Needed also are at least an elementary knowledge of corporate accounting and the ability to digest and remember the information so revealed.

About electrocution, he railed "to one having even an elementary knowledge of Latin grammar this word is no less than disgusting, and the thing meant by it is felt to be altogether too good for the word's inventor".

They contend that the discovery shows aspects of modern behavior such as advance planning and "an elementary knowledge of chemistry".

All of this enables us to understand better why in his De anima commentary, Burley grants some level of intelligibility to singulars as such, though indirectly and derivatively, and also why he describes elementary knowledge in terms of a classification of things according to which a given singular object is referred back to its ideal type.

The interdigitation of our findings in cancer intercellular collisions with elementary knowledge in physics could result in standard geometric patterns.

Carson doesn't display elementary knowledge about the world".

As a result, the simple and feasible composition of elementary office measurements, knowledge of parental diabetes, and childhood glucose and insulin may predict the young onset of type 2 diabetes (3, 17).

Knowledge of elementary particles comes primarily from particle accelerators.