Sentence examples for glean knowledge of from inspiring English sources

This has great utility, because while it is challenging to glean knowledge of structure and function, sequence information is comparatively easy to obtain.

It is likely that the Russians also gleaned knowledge of stealth technology from the downed Nighthawk.

For the IRA to allow any outsider to glean any knowledge of the whereabouts of even part of its arsenal is an unprecedented departure.

Mr. Lilley was familiar with the students' grievances: only days after arriving in Beijing in 1989, he took to riding his bicycle on the streets to glean firsthand knowledge of what was going on.

"He don't smell and he's not cold either," says Mr. Soran, who gleaned his knowledge of such things from horror films.

After spending £700 of his £1,000 life savings on paying an engineer for the early prototype, Lamb realised he would not be able to buy in talent so he gleaned enough knowledge of the various fields – starting with basic coding books – to develop his idea in the spare room of his flat.

The physical certainty of the sighted actor, gleaned from palpable knowledge of the physical world, has to be simulated by a blind performer and based on faith.

Watson had gleaned some basic knowledge of the sport from video games with his basketball team-mates, but he didn't really understand it.

Some insight regarding active stiffness of the knee joint may be gleaned from our knowledge of local muscle properties.

Kathleen gleans much of her knowledge of the Talbot case from a local historian, Miss Leech, a sharp, wise, elderly lady, primly suspicious of her visitor's Anglicized ways and name.

Otherwise, he found that his knowledge of Chechnya, gleaned mostly from books, held up.