Sentence examples for knowledge about the event from inspiring English sources

Baruch College has said it had no knowledge about the event.

Using all of their knowledge about the event or issue addressed in the song, pairs write a "final verse" to this song in keeping with the lyrical and musical style of the original.

The fine details we bombard our viewers with do not provide them with profound knowledge about the event and its significance; a news bulletin is, thus, turned into a puzzle board.

The respondent should have knowledge about the event or outcome to be assessed as well as some skills in expressing beliefs in probabilistic form.11 Although the later condition may often seem difficult to satisfy, there have been advances in learning forms of elicitation that may be easier for the respondent as we have discussed above.

To determine whether an historical event falls in the category of genocide requires detailed knowledge about the event, of course, but such knowledge is not sufficient.

This demonstrates as predicted that playing Tetris only dampens the intrusive, involuntary feature of flashback memories while deliberately remembered knowledge about the event remains.

The transcripts of the interviews carried out for the series have lain embargoed in the Imperial War Museum for the past three decades, and when I was lucky enough to be allowed to base a book on them, I was at once struck by the way that so many reflected an assumption of common knowledge about the events they described.

Since we have little knowledge about the events that occur in dormant conidia and the activation of germination in T. rubrum, the identity of the spore-contained mRNA may provide some clues for further research on the molecular mechanism of conidial survival and germination in T. rubrum.

The best knowledge about the actual event time is that it occurred during the interval where discordant test results are observed at the start and end of the interval, yielding so-called interval censoring of time-to-event (survival) data [ 1].

We developed a 12-item survey, about the feelings of the healthcare providers witnessing gasps during end-of-life, their knowledge about these events and the information that should be given to the families.

Since Livy's account has not survived, detailed knowledge about this event is lacking.