Sentence examples for knowledge historically from inspiring English sources

Aggregate Knowledge historically competed directly with Strands, Loomia, Directed Edge and others, but it has recently moved away from powering product recommendations for e-commerce vendors to a more general technology proposition for the online display ad industry as a whole.

But the WikiLeaks disclosure, on a scale that, to my knowledge, is historically unprecedented, is totally different — more like the work of irresponsible amateurs using dynamite to expand a tunnel that also contains, say, a city's electrical lines.

Although it has not to my knowledge been historically attested, it is plausible that the use of "Some S are P" (or its translation in some earlier language) to implicate "Not all S are P" similarly started life as a nonce implicature that caught on and spread.

Longino takes the underdetermination argument to express in logical terms the point made by the sociologically oriented researchers: the individuals participating in the production of scientific knowledge are historically, geographically, and socially situated and their observations and reasoning reflect their situations.

At a seat of knowledge, a "historically Black" seat of knowledge, ignorance and superstition reign; and on a subject most of the students there would probably consider more important than anything else they study.

Medicinal plant knowledge is historically part of the socio-cultural and ecological fabric of the peoples of the Pamirs.

Historically, knowledge about genotypic diversity has been much scarcer than about phenotypic variation.

For example, the knowledge that Malinau historically hosted orang-utan populations would suggest that this area is suitable for reintroduction.

Historically knowledge about STIs has been very low even in communities where there is high prevalence of STIs.

Weisbrod suggests the use of the following dynamic scheme: historically, knowledge goes from the first kind of technology to the second and then to the third.

The problem of the origins of knowledge has engendered two historically important kinds of debate.