Sentence examples for knowledge deriving from from inspiring English sources

One of the work's main purposes was to show that the knowledge deriving from the fourth source concords with that discovered by means of the other three i.e., that religion and human reason agree.

The results obtained are encouraging and confirm that: (i) the robustness of the proposed segmentation approach to deal with difficult image characteristics (e.g., uneven illumination or varied background) is satisfactory and (ii) the knowledge deriving from image segmentation is very useful for ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard compliance verification.

The knowledge deriving from this study will be used in the future to design an in vitro environment that mostly resemble that of the physiological stem cell niche, able to preserve the integrity and functionality of stem cells in vivo.

The derivation would work just as well if this were inductive knowledge derived from a posteriori observation of temperatures.

Knowledge derived from verbal testimony is viewed as noninferential.

He's basically a man who wants to exercise his power with knowledge derived from his own understanding of things.

A posteriori knowledge, knowledge derived from experience, as opposed to a priori knowledge.

True knowledge is either perception, inference, or knowledge derived from verbal testimony or comparison.

Jupiter comes back down to Earth with both the useless secret of her royalty and the useful knowledge derived from the adventures that resulted.

"Jeopardy" is a feasible application because most of the required knowledge derives from titles on Wikipedia pages; it's largely an exercise in data retrieval, to which Big Data is well-suited.

Partly as a direct result of knowledge derived from Penkovsky's activities, a pre-emptive strike on Russian nuclear sites by the USA was almost certainly averted.