Sentence examples for knowledge mentioned from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere he has praised Ludwig Renn and Henri Barbusse, but he has never, to my knowledge, mentioned Jones.

For those not up to date on the curious links between the Syriza politician and the indie anthem, last week it was suggested that Stratou, who attended Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design between 1983 and 1988, is the student with a "thirst for knowledge" mentioned in the lyrics.

Further, there is some disagreement among contextualists as to the status of the closure principle for knowledge, mentioned in Section 3.1 above, in connection with SA.

This discussion of Du Châtelet's understanding of the (hypothetically) necessary metaphysical constitution of the world further underscores a point about her first principles of knowledge mentioned above.

In this way, the introduction of the TRL-function may be seen as a formalization of Molina's notion of middle knowledge mentioned in section 1 (see Øhrstrøm 2014).

Based on the knowledge mentioned above, the purpose of the present paper is to establish some new criteria for (IP) to have infinitely many weak solutions via variational methods and critical point theory.

Ishmael does not, to my knowledge, mention anyone aboard the Pequod plucking a small, highly portable four-stringed instrument, but an ancestor of the ukulele, the Madeiran braguinha, was carried all over the world by Portuguese seafarers (it caught on in Hawaii).

Some participants turned to home remedies to fill gaps in nutritional knowledge, mentioning self-proven ways to lower blood glucose levels (e.g., using cinnamon or cold water as hypoglycemic agents or drinking coffee to suppress appetite).

In last week's Knowledge, we mentioned that Arthur Wharton was probably the first black professional footballer.

As such, its ability to fill in some of the gaps in our scientific knowledge is mentioned everywhere from academic journals to the mainstream media to some of the less scientifically rigorous corners of the Internet.

In last week's Knowledge we mentioned the strange case of Finnish layers Veikkaus, who "saw the 8,787-1 they were offering on Haka Valkeakoski to beat Allianssi Vantaa 8-0 snapped up by an unusually large number of punters - and then winced when it happened on July 7". We've over-estimated this somewhat, for - as Mika Galkin points out - Veikkas is a betting exchange.