'further know' is not a correct phrase in written English.
It should be replaced with the word 'know' or 'understand'. For example, "I want to further understand the implications of this policy before I make a decision."
"Defendants further know that such injury would severely affect his performance".
We further know, with much certainty, that the overwhelming majority of future global population growth will occur in the cities and towns of Asia and Africa.
You have to know what a Venn diagram is (two circles that share a point of intersection), and further know that such diagrams were banned as subversive by dictators in Argentina in the 1970s, to grasp the full import of a pretty light projection by Amalia Pica.
We further know from Lemma 2 in Appendix 1 that λ {Z} ≻ w diag{Z}.
By Lemma 3.2, we further know that ((I-Ce^{-stau})^{-1}) exists for (forall operatorname{Re}(s geq0).
Before we go any further, know that I'm not here to debate the legality of possessing ROMs — it's been a sticking point for the emulation community for years.
It is further known that he was given the rank of hokkyō, an honorary title conferred on distinguished artists.
Paul Bilzerian, a former corporate raider who became further known for using bankruptcy to keep a mansion while walking away from $300 million in debts, has filed for bankruptcy again.
It is further known that a C∗-algebra A has rank one if and only if (A= mathbb{C} 1).
It is further known that crack width and cover depth play an important role in corrosion of the steel reinforcing (Bashir et al. 2017; Soltani et al. 2013).
Further known parameters are the dimensions of the sample and the differential pressure, which was recorded by the pressure load cells (Fig. 1).
