To what extent does a drama become more striking because of knowledge contained in its final moments?
The modern company should be defined by the knowledge contained within it, not by the way it is managed.
That was morally wrong, he thought; the knowledge contained in it (often obtained with public funding, after all) had to be made available, free, to everyone.
As the boundaries of knowledge contained in encyclopaedias expanded, there were at least some attempts to produce specialized works of this kind.
The investment we have made in Google Books benefits readers and writers alike, helping unlock the great pool of knowledge contained in millions of books".
To keep the match even, Helen makes many insightful remarks, including her observation that because of the specialized knowledge contained in a computer, it could be regarded as the equivalent of the idiot savant.
(Elsewhere in the book, Piketty acknowledges that a company's value is also determined by the knowledge contained within the corporation, not just its patents but "its information systems and modes of organization").
Virtually every object of interest was related to their belief in God, and virtually every solution to every problem, including the problem of knowledge, contained God as an essential part.
This beleaguered holy man has been entrusted to find a safe haven for a document more "significant that all the knowledge contained within the walls of the great libraries of Alexandria and Pergamum".
The knowledge contained in eco-labeling criteria documents is not semantically exploitable to computers.
"From day 1 we assumed the success of our city-by-city expansion would rely on the coveted knowledge contained inside a confidential playbook.
