Sentence examples for knowledge in matters from inspiring English sources

Each year the Templeton Prize recognizes someone's contributions to advancing knowledge in matters relating to science and religion.

Zeno (the founder of the school) defines wisdom (phronêsis), or rather practical knowledge, in matters requiring distribution as justice, in matters requiring choice as moderation, and in matters requiring endurance as courage (Plutarch On Moral Virtue 440E-441D).

Wikileaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson told the BBC on 24 June that "we have been helping him on two fronts: on one side, our legal team has been in contact and consultation and advising his legal team - for obvious reasons our legal team has vast knowledge in matters of extradition so it's quite natural that they could assist in many ways.

He has powerful magnetic abilities and a sophisticated knowledge in matters of genetic manipulation, which he uses to plan a mutation of the world leaders to allow mutant prosperity.

Cluster analysis is a method of grouping of objects or variables based on similarity or distance by considering the nature of the variable or scale of measurements and the subject matter knowledge in-order to make objects in a group to be similar and objects in different groups be relatively different.

Based on our results, a conscientious effort to provide more robust education and acquire greater knowledge in these matters is required.

Parallels with medical treatises suggest that, after first raising difficulties about medical knowledge in these matters, Alcmaeon may have gone on to assert that these difficulties can be overcome with the proper teaching, the teaching that followed in his book.

This is also manifested in patients' desire for knowledge-building in matters of their disease.

All AAPS Open articles will be fully peer reviewed by scientists with extensive knowledge in the subject matter.

The informants described that the responsibility for the disorder is mainly their own, that help could be needed from those with more knowledge in the matter, generally health care professionals.

Support for this assumption comes from a study by Stegmann, Weinberger, and Fischer (2011) that examined the relation between the use of subject matter knowledge in an argumentative activity and individual subject matter knowledge acquisition.