Sentence examples for knowing particular from inspiring English sources

Therefore, although knowing particular contexts does not give us the full understanding of a particular user's information needs, such knowledge can give us some conception (or a hint) of conceivable information a user tries to obtain in a particular context, i.e., lead us to the potentially correct object selection.

If you have hurdles like not knowing particular software or lacking a specific diploma even though you have generalist degrees, show openness to being trained as you're working.

Without knowing particulars, I'd say the cheapest plan available to the congressman would be our Bronze Plan.

The report underscores the importance of consumers knowing whether particular doctors or hospitals are included in their plans' networks.

Moreover, for Aquinas science does not aim at knowing any particular object but rather at knowing what is common to all objects of a certain kind.

It's nobody's fault, it's just like interviewing for a job and not knowing one particular thing about a computer".

A central feature of each of these tools is that they do not rely on knowing a particular target in advance, or even suspecting one.

By knowing a particular and secret detail of their household furnishings (the construction of their bed), Odysseus at last convinces Penelope that he is her husband.

This makes knowing what particular individuals stand for rather tricky.Moreover, the firm (or, as insiders call it, the Firm) is itself at pains to play down the importance of the election.

By hiding the implementation of different types of lights behind a carefully designed interface, the light transport routines can operate without knowing which particular types of lights are in the scene similar to how the acceleration structures can hold collections of primitives without needing to know their actual types.

The enormous amount of information already generated on this subject provides a rich field for data-miners as it is conceivable, with suitable computational techniques, to predict the antioxidant capacity of any essential oil just by knowing its particular chemical composition.