Sentence examples for knowledge devoted from inspiring English sources

"This will be the first building to my knowledge devoted to modern and contemporary drawings".

There is a huge body of knowledge devoted to the art of keeping feedback loops stable while optimizing their accuracy, which is called Control Theory.

There's an extensive body of knowledge devoted to the management of people who think for a living so-called "knowliving so-callednd to the knowledge-based projects they engage in.

This database is the only of its kinds, to our knowledge, devoted completely to a primary symbiont.

The venerable search engine touted for its technology but hindered by a lack of marketing–unveiled a major new "knowledge portal" devoted to the mantra "smart is beautiful".

Since a "science" is causal knowledge, Bonaventure devoted the four questions of the prologue to his commentary on Book 1 of the Sentences, which serves as his introduction the whole "science" of theology, to its four causes efficient, final, formal, and material.

Gaṅgeśa says this is a form of testimonial knowledge, and devotes a section to its assimilation (Tattva-cintā-maṇi, testimony chapter, 922 926).

They do not save time and code by reusing explicit knowledge, and devote effort to solve problems that other people have already adequately solved.

"Future Reflection" feels like a pointedly self-aware song title for Mr. Clayton, who comes from a bedrock of jazz knowledge and has devoted his mid-20s to the development of his own style.

To the best of our knowledge, the literature devoted to this class of problems is quite scarce, except the paper [8].

The environment is composed of three subsystems: First, a knowledge based system devoted to the generation of solved and "semantically-enriched" exercises.