Sentence examples for fundamentals of knowledge from inspiring English sources
Even though he may appear slow in grasping the fundamentals of knowledge, do not worry, since this placement augurs this".
This reflects a worrying lack of a basic understanding by authors and reviewers of the fundamentals of scientific knowledge and the differences between expert knowledge and evidence.
In 2000, McBurney began work on Light, adapted from Swedish writer Torgny Lindgren's wittily bleak novel dealing with bubonic plague, multiplying rabbits and the basic fundamentals of human knowledge and morality.
The periodic table has been given four new elements, changing one of science's most fundamental pieces of knowledge.
"Under Secretary Magaw's statement shows a fundamental lack of knowledge about what happens aboard an aircraft," said an American Airlines pilot, Gary Boettcher, in a statement.
Galloway said the decision by the BBC and BT Sport "betrays a fundamental lack of knowledge about football" and also about what viewers want to see.
His party wants young people to recognise that "the fundamental pursuit of knowledge is a good thing in and of itself", so that science is seen as more than just a means of improving the economy.
"(It) believes that the decision also betrays a fundamental lack of knowledge about football and viewers' popular tastes and urges the sports minister to impress on broadcasters the error of this decision and attempt to persuade them to change it".
In 1908 he wrote a major treatise dealing with the fundamental questions of knowledge and directed against the essentially idealistic philosophy of Mach, Avenarius and their Russian followers, who tried to unite empiric criticism with Marxism.
He called this the "fundamental antithesis" of knowledge.
