Sentence examples for knowledge about one another from inspiring English sources

We won't need to send out those "where are you?" queries anymore; instead, we'll have a nearly psychic level of knowledge about one another.

Less metaphorically, in generating introspective judgments (or beliefs or knowledge) about one's own mentality one employs a detection process available to no one else.

b) Dependency modeling: concerned with linking knowledge about one data series with knowledge of another.

This control strategy only requires the a priori knowledge about one yield coefficient and one on-line measurement sensor (i.e. an ethanol probe or the proposed software sensor).

Language will never be as easy to dissect as birdsong, but knowledge about one can inform knowledge about the other.

Knowledge about one team's interest in trading a star player might affect the way it pursues players itself, a decision that might mean the difference of millions in potential contracts.

The directness condition: Introspection yields judgments or knowledge about one's own current mental processes relatively directly or immediately.

In these terms, knowledge, for example, can be distinguished between one's own knowledge itself, and metaknowledge, i.e. the knowledge about one's own knowledge (cf. Fig. 1).

This paper thus contributes to the literature by expanding our empirical knowledge about one European biotech pharma sectoral system, e.g. Sweden, as well as addressing the theoretical question about the relative importance of co-location for formal knowledge collaboration.

Other possible reactions to the threat of epiphenomenalism for dualism would be either to doubt that a property dualist must embrace epiphenomenalism or to develop an account of knowledge about one's own phenomenal states that does not imply a causal relation between qualia and phenomenal knowledge about qualia (see Chalmers 2002).

"Gather a complete knowledge about one single thing," ISTD prompted, "and make that accessible for the public in the form of either a book, magazine or digital presence".