Sentence examples for given knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Given knowledge of the puniness of Saddam Hussein's weapons programs at the time, Bush said, "I would have not gone into Iraq".

A simple method is established to find when contamination will occur at any point in the aquifer, given knowledge of its physical parameters.

In this paper we describe a simple method for inferring the initial states of systems evolving stochastically according to master equations, given knowledge of the final states.

Our comparisons focus on simple feedback rules versus rules which are optimal, given knowledge of the correct economic structure and the appropriate loss function for the policymaker.

In addition, it is demonstrated that the theory also allows finding constraints on the model parameters given knowledge of the qualitative properties.

Analysis of the model allowed derivation of a simple general formula for predicting sustainable levels of grazing, given knowledge of local site productivity.

One possible answer is to say that vision is not sufficient to give knowledge of how things are.

A combination of effective approaches and a well-designed syllabus should give knowledge of British culture and encourage students to compare it with their own.

The chapter aims at giving knowledge of transformation from very low power work, where there is relatively little knowledge of RF radiation, to make higher power equipment, where the situation is different.

The first is that historical knowledge of bodies (or physical matter) is sufficient to give knowledge of their real existence.

"The ultimate goal is to improve orbit knowledge enough that we can improve the measurement of the tides Phobos raises on the Martian solid surface, giving knowledge of the Martian interior," Mark Lemmon of Texas A&M University said in a statement.