They were cheering her success in covering up her lack of knowledge about the things she would have to deal with if she wound up running the country.
"Having an engineer do the inspection," said Frederick W. Peters, president of Ashforth Warburg Associates, a residential real estate broker in Manhattan, "is the only way I can feel confident that the person has the necessary credentials and knowledge about the things he's going to comment on".
They'll find a way to spread knowledge about the things they have discovered, and we're going to help them.
Abstractive cognition, in contrast, is knowledge about a thing that is abstracted from, or logically independent of, that thing's actual existence or nonexistence.
While the vagina may be a bit confusing since it's not out there for constant observation, we're often disappointed by the blatant lack of knowledge about the very thing that brings humans into this world.
Its extensive knowledge about all things VC plus its quantitative analysis made this project possible.
Since God's knowledge about contingent things was regarded as unchangeable, the contingency of this knowledge (in the sense that it could be different) also implied the denial of the Aristotelian equation of immutability with necessity, a denial regarded as an explicit doctrine of the nominales (Ebbesen and Iwakuma 1992, 194).
As I racked my brain for chicken knowledge, about the only thing I dredged up was a piece of trivia: they are easy to hypnotize.
This ontological argument for God's existence, introduced by the medieval English logician St. Anselm of Canterbury (1033/34 1109), is at the heart of Descartes's rationalism, for it establishes certain knowledge about an existing thing solely on the basis of reasoning from innate ideas, with no help from sensory experience.
"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".
