Sentence examples for knowledge about which from inspiring English sources

Previous knowledge about which areas tend to go underwater and which stay dry was rendered useless.

There is increasing interest in keeping horses in groups, but progress is hampered by a lack of knowledge about which horses can and should be kept together.

In this systematic review of the literature, the current scientific knowledge about which characteristics determine the effectiveness of drug prevention programs is examined.

And a lack of knowledge about which test to order, and technicians' inexperience in taking swabs, can result in a false negative diagnosis.

It is computed with little knowledge about which detectors are in the focal plane and their status (eg powered on, collecting data, etc).

In court papers, military prosecutors argue that the trial requires additional security because the accused have personal knowledge of classified information such as interrogation techniques and knowledge about which other countries provided assistance in their capture.

People are generally reluctant to talk about toilets, and a lack of knowledge about which toilets are available to use is a huge problem for those with bowel and bladder problems.

Here I find myself periodically forgetting familiar phone numbers and the names of people I work with, and my head is full of useless knowledge about which obscure CD's Gurf Morlux played guitar on.

But they don't give us knowledge about which ships they are.

That singular piece of knowledge about which car to choose represents the difference that information capital makes in the equation of economic mobility.

SSM does not require the network to maintain knowledge about which sources are actively sending multicast traffic, unlike the internet standard multicast (ISM) protocol.