Sentence examples for know to face from inspiring English sources

From the time that Bekenstein first proposed that the area of a black hole could be a measure of its entropy, it was know to face difficulties that appeared insurmountable.

NTPDase 1, 2, and 3 are known to face the extracellular environment and catalyse the breakdown of extracellular ATP [ 29].

Patients with 2-hydroxyglutarate dehydrogenase deficiencies are known to face increased risk of brain tumors because they accumulate 2-HG in the brain and develop leukoencephalopathy.

Populations of species developing via dispersive pelagic larvae may be particularly prone to temporal genetic variation since such larvae are known to face high mortality in the plankton [ 20- 22] and populations will receive recruits from potentially many different sources.

As many members of this patient group need treatment but are known to face multiple additional medical and social challenges, it was deemed important to include their experiences [ 42].

Makes sense, you want the display right around your face, you know, to look at it.

Practice telling the funniest jokes you know to keep your face placid.

Teenagers have been known to "chew face".

It is involved in object-processing [71] and its neurons are known to respond to face images [70].

The cattle, he said, were probably killed by predators, who have been known to remove faces and organs.

While primates are known to recognize faces, dogs may have been especially adapted for emotional sensitivity to humans during their domestication.