Sentence examples for failed the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Researchers at University College, London, in 2006 studied the brains of 79 trainee taxi drivers and 31 non-taxi drivers, recording who had passed or failed The Knowledge and who had never studied.

If a command cannot be sent due to a problem on the shutter (resp. the lamp) actuator, the put at line 10 (resp. line 11) fails and the knowledge is not updated.

Failing this knowledge, the next best thing to aim for is to combine the superior results of time-honoured open procedures like a Cohen reimplantation or Lich-Gregoir operation with the much sought after minimal invasiveness of laparoscopy, possibly with the added ultra-precise tissue handling and dexterity of robotic surgery.

Female course participants were over 3 times more likely to fail the post-course knowledge assessment compared to their male counterparts (Odds ratio 3.3 95% CI 1.2, 9.0).

Firstly, the animals may have failed to obtain the knowledge about the temporal disappearance of the test foods, or failed to integrate this with their what-where knowledge.

This was the test Mrs Palin is deemed to have failed, despite all the knowledge of Russia she gleaned by being able to see it from Alaska.

This was the test Sarah Palin is deemed to have failed, despite all the knowledge of Russia she gleaned by being able to see it from Alaska.

In the past, he said, it was so complicated to combine data sources that they often stayed separate and the companies failed to gain the knowledge they could have gotten from understanding the entire data set.

The beneficiaries of such disease surveillance trainings have however failed to multiply the knowledge in the health facilities by training other staff.

One way to deal with this objection might be to argue that knowledge reports fail the test of existential generalization precisely because, unlike belief states, states of knowledge fail to exhibit Brentano's intentional inexistence: only beliefs, not states of knowledge, can be directed towards states of affairs that fail to obtain and towards non-existent entities.

Reports of the latter (like states of knowledge) only fail the substitutivity test.