Sentence examples for knowledge observation from inspiring English sources

To the authors' knowledge, observation of this phenomenon has not been previously reported.

To create autonomous, resilient, and equitable living spaces permaculture proposes pragmatic methodological principles informed by scientific ecology, traditional indigenous knowledge, observation, and experimentation.

Complexity issues are discussed and performance dependencies on signal-to-noise ratio, a priori knowledge, observation window, and system bandwidth are investigated.

Thus, when Locke comes to describe the grounds for probability he cites the conformity of the proposition to our knowledge, observation and experience, and the testimony of others who are reporting their observation and experience.

In regard to farmers' practices, results showed great variation in pesticide use and handling, limited knowledge, observation of reduced waiting periods and limited monitoring and regulation of pesticide use among farmers.

Without GC test result knowledge, observation was recommended for 57% (n = 303), adjuvant radiation therapy (ART) for 36% (n = 193) and other treatments for 7% (n = 34) of patients.

To our knowledge, observations of such spontaneous vacillations when presented with a free choice without changing external evidence have not previously been described.

In the Results, the authors state: "to our knowledge, observations of such spontaneous vacillations when presented with a free choice without changing external evidence have not previously been described".

Everything comes together for Stubbs in this painted tale of animal terror – ambition for great themes, anatomical knowledge, acute observation – and leads him into even stranger realms of the wilderness.

Where others had to ransack their memories, Humboldt – "whose eyes are natural telescopes & microscopes", as the American writer and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson said in admiration – had every morsel of knowledge and observation to hand at an instant.

His next chapter presents "The Basics," how we obtain knowledge from observation, authority, or faith.