Sentence examples for knowledge opened from inspiring English sources

This knowledge opened the way toward a more factual, less speculative treatment of the phenomena of other religions.

His book Our Knowledge of the Searchfor Knowledge opened with the poker incident: it was, he wrote, a 'symbolic and in hindsight prophetic' watershed in twentieth-century philosophy.

The Knowledge opened at the Forum Theatre in Manchester to an audience of 50, which had dwindled to 22 by the end of the show.

This knowledge opened up new fields of scientific research and biotechnology and caused scientists to rethink old theories of how cells function.

Immanuel Kant's epistemic dualism, underscoring the importance of both subject and object in knowledge, opened the door both to the idealistic form of personalism and to the phenomenology and existentialism that became so important for twentieth-century personalism.

New knowledge opens up new production possibilities and gives rise to potential increases in technical progress and profits.

But this knowledge opens up the opportunity to attract more foreign students to German universities by providing the necessary incentives.

Although still largely incomplete, this new knowledge opens novel avenues on more successful treatment of the disease through personalised medicine.

This knowledge opens a route to enhancing the performance of kesterite-based photovoltaic devices by a Ge-graded absorber layer.

This knowledge opens a new dimension on rational therapy design, suggesting novel strategies based on pharmacological manipulation of those neomorphic activities.

This knowledge opens new opportunities to engineer suitable drugs that may putatively target precise NEMO functions attributable to various diseases, while leaving other functions intact, and eliminating cytotoxicity.