Upon receiving his diploma from the Wizard, he immediately exhibits his "knowledge" by reciting a mangled and incorrect version of the theorem: "The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side.
He had become, like his father, an eloquent speaker, able to explain British foreign policy and institutions in uncomplicated language, and he was also in demand for addresses at Burns' nights, formal dinners and business, university and special interest clubs, where he could exhibit his wide knowledge of literature, the arts, history and folklore.
He exhibited local knowledge, noting that he was aware that the state's Veterans Affairs hospital had closed.
The gains came mostly in the number of students who exhibited "basic" knowledge, while the proportion of "proficient" or "advanced" students remained virtually flat.
The US and UK directors and executives surveyed in the report exhibited greater knowledge about the resiliency of their company's computer networks, along with their ability to respond to a cybersecurity incident.
I exhibited deep knowledge of how it was set-up, what changes occurred and why we were forging ahead with the tactic currently employed.
Reports found music lessons had been removed from the timetable at Nansen, where Muslim pupils exhibited "limited knowledge" of other religions.
However, both of the non-fashion design experts had worked (occupationally) in textile/fashion design at a stage in their career and exhibited a knowledge of the purpose and intent of conceptual mood boards.
Defaulted patients in all the strata exhibited poor knowledge compared to the completed group and the difference between the two groups was significant in coastal (p = 0.02), plain (p<0.01) and MC (p = 0.01) strata.
When retested 3 days later in the Natural condition, all subjects exhibited satisfying knowledge of the environment as attested by the reduced distance remaining to target (see Table 1).
