Sentence examples for knowledge afforded from inspiring English sources

The knowledge afforded by experience is inductive, grounded in the principle that "whatever occurs in a great many instances by a cause that is not free is the natural effect of that cause".

After forms are introduced in the Republic, they are the objects of the most abstract and highest knowledge, afforded by the power of dialectic.

Personally, and as a scholar, I like the access and the enormity of range of knowledge afforded by the internet.

There's a plethora of knowledge afforded to you by way of books like The Science of Black Hair and online forums like Black Hair Media.

The hierarchical structure of knowledge afforded by ontology allows the isolation of the appropriate concept for query on the basis of its context or position relative to other entities in the data space (Buckingham, 2004b).

State-of-the-art knowledge affords a better understanding of relationships within the musculofascioligamentous system in the space of the pelvic floor and the cylinder formed by the respiratory diaphragm, abdominal muscles, and lower back.

In a decade, our average weekly internet usage has leapt from 90 minutes to 15 hours; the web has sparked revolutions, pooled knowledge, and afforded cats and tubby South Koreans alike worldwide fame.

It was during that time in his life that he came to understand the importance of earning an education and thus spent the rest of his life in pursuit of knowledge, which afforded him the ability to escape to freedom and to become a renowned abolitionist.

An alternative, and currently more widespread, view among contemporary functionalists is that coming to know what it's like to see red or feel pain is indeed to acquire propositional knowledge uniquely afforded by experience, expressed in terms of first-personal concepts of those experiences.

Taking this into consideration, motivations for testing may be driven by psychological optimism toward genetic testing and genetics research, favorable views of knowledge enhancement afforded by testing, or to positively support currently unattained personal health goals [ 9].

But here Malebranche distinguishes two kinds of knowledge — knowledge through ideas as afforded by Vision in God and knowledge through consciousness — the latter being inferior.