Sentence examples for in spite of knowledge from inspiring English sources
In some instances, the report says, officers were hired in spite of knowledge that they had problems like narcotics use or a history of violent behavior.
The plaintiffs argue that the school treated him as a revered coach, fund-raising on his legacy and celebrating his tenure, in spite of knowledge that he abused young boys for decades.
If, however, this prior occurs in spite of knowledge (and is thus similar to amodal completion), then we would expect participants to report their original experience even though they know the correct answer.
In spite of knowledge of the exsheathment process, the role of carbonic anhydrase and the chemoreception are poorly understood in H. contortus, and the exact nature of the regulation and components of the "downstream" molecular pathways are not yet known [ 1].
She suggests that while we can't ignore the elephant in the room (or the room-sized computer, or the iPad 2 advertisements), a writer's optimism says, "Hope is what we exercise in spite of our knowledge that things may not get better".
In spite of this knowledge, CSD remains an enigma necessitating further theoretical investigations.
This observation suggests a clear similarity to amodal perception (Kanizsa, 1979; Michotte et al., 1964), where completion occurs in spite of participants' knowledge of the object.
Yet, in spite of our knowledge of their value, conservation buffers have not been fully embraced by landowners, or even by policy makers in the United States (US).
The space environment continues to be a major cause of anomalies in communications satellites, in spite of much knowledge gained over the past three decades.
When applied to different process control problems, our simulation results show that good tracking performance is achieved, in spite of partial knowledge of the plant parameters.
In spite of this knowledge, neither companies nor students regularly get the most out of internships--not because companies are uncaring or want interns to do only grunt work or because students downplay the importance of internships.
