Sepideh's teaching experience in Khuzestan thus provides an important window of knowledge not only for outsiders, but for many Iranians.
The reward, she believes, may be a truer knowledge not only of Christianity, in whatever institutional form, but also of the other great religions.
With that faith shattered, they are haunted by the knowledge not only of what is possible but of what, at any given moment, may be likely.
Syllabaries are highly ambiguous and hence dependent on knowledge not only of the script but also on the likely content of the message.
Later chapters rely on the dubious memoirs of Edmund Trelawny Backhouse, a forger and a fantasist, who claimed carnal knowledge not only of the principals in the Wilde case but also of Paul Verlaine and the Dowager Empress of China.
Could it require someone with distinct cultural or linguistic knowledge not only to give it information but to use that expertise to devise ways for it to infiltrate that community?
Further research enabled scientists to gain an increasingly detailed knowledge not only of DNA and ribonucleic acid (RNA) but also of the chemical sequences within these substances that instruct the cells and viruses to make proteins.
During the next phase, from puberty to age 17, the student would be more concerned with exact knowledge, not only carrying on with music and mathematics but also exploring grammar, literature, and geography.
The study of the Moon's motions has been central to the growth of knowledge not only about the Moon itself but also about fundamentals of celestial mechanics and physics.
As one who grew up in Germany, I believe that its horrors might have been avoided had there been prior knowledge not only of what formed Hitler and his henchmen, but, especially, of what and who contributed to their rise to power.
"As a young farmer, this sale was of great importance because landowners like the National Trust offer the opportunity for someone like me to begin their farming career on one of the most iconic farms in our area, and gain knowledge not only of how to be a successful farmer, but also how to manage the precious ecosystems which Thorneythwaite supports.
