Sentence examples for imperfect knowledge of from inspiring English sources

All insurance is about predicting the future based on imperfect knowledge of the present.

But even imperfect knowledge of a language acquired in adulthood is useful and interesting.

Oates clearly feels a powerful sympathy for this grandmother, to whom she was very close, despite her imperfect knowledge of her history.

But — to put it in terms Summers would surely recognize — we choose under conditions of uncertainty, with imperfect knowledge of where life may take us.

These contradictions arise in part from Saint-Just's complex character and in part from an imperfect knowledge of his childhood and adolescence.

But with "Barber" and a few other comedies constituting the bulk of modern-day Rossini performances, most opera-goers have an imperfect knowledge of the composer on whose shoulders 19th-century Italian opera traditions rest.

As no other examples have been found and as the inscription in Arabic indicates an imperfect knowledge of the language, it may be the work of a Byzantine craftsman working in the Artuqid kingdom.

denotes the joint imperfect knowledge of all user channels.

Without it we would have only the most imperfect knowledge of anything.

(Imperfect knowledge of the channel covariance matrix will also impact the system performance.

We discussed how much imperfect knowledge of CSI affects the BER performance of broadband ANC.