Sentence examples for grounds knowledge from inspiring English sources

Williamson claims that knowledge of subjunctive conditionals is foundational so that decision theory appropriately grounds knowledge of an act's choiceworthiness in knowledge of such conditionals.

(The difference is that the first grounds knowledge in the past e.g., an evolutionary history whereas the second grounds it in a revolutionary future that will transcend the limitations of ideology).

Still, there is a problem of the relationship of a PCE to the subsequent claims to knowledge, such as when Eckhart purportedly grounds knowledge of the soul and God as one, in a PCE (see Forman, 1993a).

We develop the product homomorphism method, which gives polynomial PAC learning algorithms for a nonrecursive Horn clause with function-free ground background knowledge, if the background knowledge satisfies some structural properties.

Science and grounded knowledge appear to be taking a back seat to misplaced anxieties.

Women have the good sense and grounded knowledge to prize life.

At one point in the programme, you got on to what is clearly your favourite ground: knowledge.

In each country, private equity firms require on-the-ground knowledge, says Mr. Björklund, who is from Finland.

An accounting and finance degree provides the academic grounding, knowledge and ability to help you prepare for a career that provides challenge, excitement and reward.

But, he added, Mr. Beale's on-the-ground knowledge of the overlooked byways of the country allowed him to "start from the bottom and show everyone the big picture from that perspective".

But in the judges' other roles they usually have wide discretion, both because they have on-the-ground knowledge of a case and because our judicial system would be overloaded if appellate courts routinely second-guessed trial-court judgments.