Sentence examples for entails knowing from inspiring English sources

Knowing the meaning of a concrete object, such as sofa, cat, or cabbage, entails knowing both its individual identity and how it can relate to other concepts by forming categories, such as furniture, animals, or vegetables.

In other words, recognizing a thing entails knowing its total shape or pattern.

True science also entails knowing when to give up on a given framework rather than to continue trying to refine it; one cannot imagine alternative paradigms without breadth of vision.

Those with true star ambitions will also have to manage the meta-careers that a little bit of fame now entails, knowing that any time they show their face in public, it can turn up on a photo blog, any interview can be cross-referenced forever, any live performances or television moment might show up on YouTube.

Building a scalable social enterprise entails knowing both worlds or having co-founders who can help cover the gaps before you get too far along (ideally in the first 90 days) because before you know it, two to three years will have elapsed and you end up on the wrong side of the coin flip.

Justification thus becomes internalist and knowing that p entails knowing that knowing that p. If this condition is not satisfied, no one can be a responsible knower.

Knowing that the evolutionary histories are the same would presumably entail knowing the phylogeny of HOX, so that the SP phylogeny would provide no additional information about HOX.

Tree thinking does not necessarily entail knowing how phylogenies are inferred by practicing systematists.

As Baum et al. (2005) continued, Tree thinking does not necessarily entail knowing how phylogenies are inferred by practicing systematists.

The problem with Fitch's reasoning is not with either of the epistemic inferences A or B. Though some have argued that knowing a conjunction does not entail knowing the conjuncts (Nozick 1981), Williamson (1993) has shown that versions of the paradox do not require this distributive assumption.

This entails businesses knowing what their potentially adverse human rights impacts are and showing, via public disclosure, how they are addressing them, in addition to providing grievance mechanisms.