In Susan Cooper's The Dark Is Rising it's a boy who assumes the mantle of arcane knowledge and is crucial to the Matter of Britain.
The body, with its stored memories, holds so much knowledge and is so full of surprises".
"She has a fantastic scope of knowledge and is a very good mediator.
"I believe either the US has very little knowledge and is basing its decisions on wrong information being provided by India or they are just frustrated".
Maddhur Jaffrey's World Vegetarian is astounding in both scope and depth of knowledge and is one of the few books which explores all those seaweed-rich Japanese dishes.
Ancient Pyrrhonism is not strictly an epistemology, since it has no theory of knowledge and is content to undermine the dogmatic epistemologies of others, especially Stoicism and Epicureanism.
This organization's General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans shows existing knowledge and is revised from time to time as new data are accumulated.
The Native American Hopi lineage, although unnamed, contains the mechanism for transmitting rights to land, houses, and ceremonial knowledge and is thus vital to personal status.
As Wotan sacrifices an eye for the sake of knowledge, and is diminished further as the cycle proceeds, so those in public life pay a heavy price for the acquisition and retention of power.
Other Web sites are more specific: Bugnosis (www.bugnosis.org) identifies the invisible cookies, known as Web bugs, that can be placed without the user's knowledge, and is available from the Privacy Foundation, a research group at the University of Denver.
He adds: "It is easy to forget the big picture, which is that the WG2 volume represents a sound and reliable statement of our knowledge, and is the product of robust and rigorous assessment by you all".
