Sentence examples for knowledge for the reader from inspiring English sources
He assumes no prior knowledge for the reader, laying out the history of the Hal Roach Studios, the biographies of co-stars and supporting players, and describing on-screen action in the films.
The introduction provides very good background knowledge for the reader (incl. relevant citations).
Mechanism of the Heavens's introduction, in which Somerville summarized the current state of astronomical knowledge for the general reader, was published separately in 1832 as Preliminary Dissertation to the Mechanism of the Heavens.
The police procedural, the backstage drama and the heist picture, as well as the day-by-day campaign chronicle, are durable forms that cater to this appetite for exclusive knowledge, inviting the reader or viewer to learn something about how the professionals do it and to feel, vicariously, like one of them.
The juxtaposition of these disparate topics forms both a baseline of knowledge for the paper's readers and a picture of the world they inhabit.
Since these might not be common knowledge for the average systems biology reader, we here give a short introduction.
Also, this is probably general knowledge for the majority of you readers, but when you condition, condition only your ends.
By paying heed to these people and giving them houseroom, Mr. Forbush adds greatly to his own abundant store of knowledge besides livening things up for the reader.
It assumes a foundation of knowledge of mycotic pathogens and is suitable for the reader who is well-grounded in molecular microbiology.
In this way, embattled mother and daughter are connected intimately over time for the reader, without either character's knowledge.
He has taken his hard-won knowledge and tried to get it all down on paper for the reader's benefit.
