That there are things to find out which are important, which are not currently known, and which once you have found them out they are added to the body of human knowledge, to the eventual benefit of us all.
Indeed, investors are counting on this process: since everyone now knows that you have to lose money to make money, and acts on that knowledge, only the eventual prospect of big monopoly profits can justify the prices now being paid for money-losing tech stocks.
Due to the lack of accurate information at the design stage and only limited knowledge of the eventual realization it is hard to predict the building's cooling load.
According to reading specialist, Jim Trelease, "The single most important activity for building the knowledge required for eventual success in reading is reading aloud to children.
The pathologic specimens were reviewed without any knowledge of the eventual clinical outcome.
The pathologic specimens from both hospitals were reviewed by the same investigator (TK) without any knowledge of the eventual clinical outcome.
This, too, leads to the shrinking of our knowledge base and the eventual disappearance of social cohesion.
The service's eventual goal is to get more knowledge on to the Internet, get more questions and get more answers, D'Angelo said.
A "long-term test" was given only to the middle school students aged 13 14 (III class) to evaluate eventual further change or internalization of knowledge three months after the end of the Museum experience. 5.
