Sentence examples for knowledge of points from inspiring English sources

In his A Treatise of Human Nature (1739 1740) he defended the certainty of arithmetic and algebra, but withheld it from geometry on the grounds that our knowledge of points and lines is inherently imprecise.

And even if the poll is taken at face value, it suggests that a player on roughly one out of every five teams has direct knowledge of point shaving.

There have also been well-researched and comprehensive proposed guidelines/curriculum for teaching EUS and providing a foundational knowledge of point-of-care ultrasonography.

Knowledge of point of zero charge also assists the choice of an appropriate metal precursor to be used for electrostatic adsorption to prepare metal particles supported on multi-walled carbon nanotubes.

It offers an opportunity to extend and improve out-of-hospital diagnostic possibilities and is useful for prehospital emergency physicians with additional knowledge of point-of-care ultrasound diagnostics.

There are a few reports of alterations in RB1 in breast cancer with two reports showing structural changes as assessed by Southern blotting in 7% and 19% of primary tumours [ 57, 58], and no published reports to our knowledge of point mutations.

The main weakness of this method is that the a priori knowledge of interpolation points is required, so that the method is not entirely blind.

In these medical specialties, there is an enormous amount of direct-to-consumer advertising and widespread knowledge of price points ("Did you know that Dr. X can do it for $600 an eye?").

Given an input set of planar points, which occupy a non-convex polygon area, possibly with holes, we reconstruct the shape of its boundary domain, without previous knowledge of which points or edges belong to the boundary.

66. Knowledge of insurance points for routine exams.

All together, the average improvement in knowledge of 0.27 points was not significant either (p = 0.089).