Sentence examples for knowledge in other from inspiring English sources
We know — and can laugh bitterly at the notion that this knowledge, in other circumstances, is supposed to be comforting — exactly where we are.
Organisation and knowledge, in other words, made a bigger contribution to productive power than the work of making and running the machines.
Mr. Gates cited research showing Microsoft patents are cited as "prior art," or examples of existing knowledge, in other patent filings somewhat more often than the patents of other technology companies, including Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Apple and I.B.M.
"Dear Miss MacCarthy, Certainly I should like to meet you for discussion, but do you know where Ampleforth is?" It was characteristic of him to assume potentially disastrous gaps of knowledge in other people's minds.
She isn't sure why she hasn't cracked her Boas or Malinowski or Julian Jaynes, but assumes that she must be acquiring knowledge in other ways that will prove equally fruitful.
But there is little agreement about what precisely distinguishes self-knowledge from knowledge in other realms.
These data support a model developed over two decades ago by Gallup [Am. J. Primatol. 2 (1982) 237] that posits that self-awareness and mental state attribution are part of a shared neurocognitive suite of processing and that neural architecture implicated in processing knowledge about the self is called upon when inferring knowledge in others.
We all desire clarity but a way to reach it means understanding at several layers, folding in different kinds of knowledges; in other words complexity.
The women's knowledge about MTCT in the present study was better than the knowledge reported in other African settings.
In some systems, the statistical knowledge is used before the linguistic knowledge, while in others, the statistical knowledge is used after the use of the linguistic knowledge.
The productive forces are the means of production, together with productively applicable knowledge: technology, in other words.
