Sentence examples for knowledge calling from inspiring English sources

Given this knowledge, calling the disease "swine flu", "pigfluenza" or "pig flu" seem tenuous at best.

On Sept. 25, 2006, Randy Ruder, general manager of Beach Point Club in Mamaroneck and the association president at the time, sent a certified letter to Mr. Shaw criticizing him for "targeting mailings to club boards without the manager's knowledge," calling it a violation of the association's ethics policy.

Few historians, to my knowledge, call him a "fanatic".

The war caused a backlash against learning and knowledge, called the Simplification, which wiped out almost all traces of civilization.

Yet a curious fact about this highly intelligent Turkish artist is that he has never, to my knowledge, called his work art.

All this knowledge called out for a book, so Mr. Calhoun began to write one, longhand, with Edith typing the pages.

They found that 40% of the variation in knowledge (called "crystallised intelligence" by the researchers) and 51% of the variation in problem-solving skills ("fluid-type intelligence") between individuals could be accounted for by the differences in DNA.

Dr. Hamer said that Ms. Segarra had, without his knowledge, called a contact in the Police Department on the day of the arrest to help get information on his son's whereabouts.

The current stand of knowledge calls out for improved counting methods and consensus on a validated cell definition.

We also discuss development of a design supporting system using the systematized knowledge, called a functional way server.

In our research, we focus on specific engineering knowledge, called design procedures, and attempt to develop effective ways to capture this operational knowledge from the design events monitored during design process.