Sentence examples for history knowledge from inspiring English sources

So much history, knowledge will be lost.

Hormones have a long evolutionary history, knowledge of which is important if their properties and functions are to be understood.

Why it's still going The fusion of history, knowledge and manners speaks of gentler times and nobler ways, of humility, tweed, bicycle bells and feigned interest in the provenance of one's scrimshaw.

We hate to spoil your holiday weekend, but an alarming new survey of American history knowledge 2/3 released just days before Independence Day, no less 2/3 -- suggests that the nation is in desperate need of summer school.

Now Harry – there was a clever man …'" In a culture with a strong oral tradition, stories are the way family history, knowledge and values are passed on – as well as a form of self-expression.

That is because almost of the incremental algorithms update its model according to incoming data-streams but it never discard history knowledge.

These patterns are expected by the ecological and life-history knowledge of the species, leading to a relatively low magnitude of population differentiation coupled with short distance spatial patterns.

Knowledge of history, like knowledge of science, is won with difficulty, and by moral virtues as well as purely intellectual ones.

"Probably my biggest ambition would be to write a history of knowledge," he said.

MOSS: I just see all this history and knowledge coming together in a project.

Steeped in history and knowledge, visitors gulp down colour, like donkeys gorging on oats.