Sentence examples for knowledge of place from inspiring English sources

Gazetteers are gatekeepers to knowledge of place.

We begin by realising these differences and humbly listening to farmers and their families, learning and respecting their cultures, ways of living, and knowledge of place and home.

Alone this shows a link between the hippocampus and spatial memory, but with the knowledge of place cells this result helps explain what the neurons may be doing.

My money's on Gillingham but that may just reflect my lack of knowledge of places like Rushden and Colchester," says typical Londoner Mike Burkmisher.

But over all, most criticism is valuable and interesting and proves that I'm quite often overmatched in my knowledge of places I visit.

When friends describe me as a walking Zagat guide (usually in Zagat style, as an "omnivore's omnibus" with "encyclopedic" knowledge of places that "always hit the spot"), I demur because it's not true.

Situated vocabulary learning leverages on the prior knowledge of places.

For inhabitants, the value of ordinary landscapes is based on a set of criteria related to emotion, to everyday experience and to their intimate knowledge of places.

The buildings are physical ghosts, in a sense, but seeing them expands our knowledge of places that are meant to be hidden.

As to why the novels were so appealing, Stead considered that "Mr. Fleming's special magic lies in his power to impart sophistication to his mighty nonsense; his fantasies connect with up-to-date and lively knowledge of places and of the general sphere of crime and espionage".

Finally, there were no evidence of predictive effect of condom promotion and distribution due to sex (male versus female: OR = 0.77, 95% CI 0.59-1.01), feelings about condom price (fair versus too costly: OR = 0.73, 95% CI 0.33-1.62; don't know versus too costly: OR = 0.48, 95% CI 0.22-1.05) and knowledge of places where condoms are available or distributed for free (OR = 1.04, 95% CI 0.74-1.44).