Sentence examples for knowledge column from inspiring English sources

12.20pm: This from my colleague John Ashdown, who writes the excellent The Knowledge column for guardian.co.uk.

"My limited search skills found a reference as early as the Knowledge column about four weeks ago.

SM Back in 2007, the Guardian's very own Knowledge column struggled to find two incidents in the whole of footballing history of a player deliberately missing a penalty.

It's probably worth mentioning the infamous incident involving Chile's Roberto Rojas, a flare and some fake blood, as reported in this previous Knowledge column, but Luis Vallespín's story about the Real Madrid goalkeeper Paco Buyo comes closest to a goalkeeper booking for diving.

The dialogs show typical QRF patterns, i.e., q2, s2, f2; q3, s3, f3; q4, s4, f4, coded in the cells of scientific knowledge column.

and the Total species in AFD+CAAB+OZCAM+OBIS indicates the gap in our present electronic data holdings and survey effort to date, and is indicated in the "State of knowledge" column in Table 1.

It also allows for type-safe access to data without any knowledge of column names or database schema.

To the best of our knowledge, a monolithic column is applied for the first time to the analysis of marine toxins.

Manufacturers have taken this knowledge and designed columns to function under optimal conditions in a relatively limited range of flow rates.

Considering there are not many works in literature performing purification of rPly, and to our knowledge, neither Q FF column nor Thiopropyl Sepharose column were tested for this protein, these preliminary results could be considered as prominent.

Still, every disclosure by someone who was authorized to know Ms. Plame's identity to someone who was not is potentially a separate crime, at least until Mr. Novak made her identity common knowledge in his July 14 , 2003 column.