Sentence examples for followed knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The novels that followed "Knowledge of Hell" extend beyond this self-purgation.

The project portfolio management measurement model validated is composed by a set of 11 processes as follows: knowledge of the organizational context; opportunity identification; decision criteria; classification; selection, prioritization, optimization and sequencing; balancing; approval; resource allocation; formation of portfolio; and project portfolio management infrastructure.

We defined our study variables as follows: Knowledge of Practices: Three key questions were asked to ascertain knowledge of each of the practices being studied.

• To the Editor: The effectiveness of clickers to promote learning is based on the principle of active response immediately followed by knowledge of results.

Like many generations that followed, my knowledge of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. primarily came from what I was taught in school and from archival film clips of the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott and the 1963 March on Washington.

The perceived need of condoms was the first predictor of condom use according to the overall discriminatory power of the CT analysis (Table 4), followed by knowledge of its correct use, availability, younger age and living as single.

The following outcomes were assessed at 6-months follow up: knowledge of the principles necessary for appraising evidence; attitudes towards the use of evidence about healthcare; evidence seeking behaviour; perceived confidence in appraising evidence; and ability to critically appraise a systematic review article.

It follows that knowledge of the category could be acquired by patients with organic amnesia.

So another way of stating Aumann's main result is as follows: Common knowledge of ω-Bayesian rationality at each possible world implies that the agents follow an Aumann correlated equilibrium.

It follows that knowledge of the channel is obtained only by the transmitters.

In a more complicated way, Jacob's dream refers to the hierarchical structure of the physical world and represents the path the philosopher follows from knowledge of the sublunar realm to knowledge of the spheres and awareness of the existence of God (GP 1.15).