Two of the judges supported by the Center for Individual Freedom denied any knowledge of the group or why it got involved in their races.
This technology- and codification-focused approach was intended to increase efficiency within mostly private-sector organizations – but paid minimal attention to how or why knowledge is generated.
After all the truth hurts for a short while, but ghosting or lies actually can hurt forever, as you have no closure or knowledge of why the person went away.
There is limited knowledge about why or how such laws were developed.
The Buenos Aires-born artist, raised in Israel and based in New York, casts her workers for their unusual corporeal commodities — jumbo figures, endless hair, freaky joints — and they often seem to perform their tasks without the knowledge of why, or of their ornate connections to one another.
The example of the eclipse of the moon suggests that Aristotle's view is something like this: in each and every case there is some cause that is the primary cause about which one needs to know in order to have proper knowledge or knowledge of the why, and where there is a final/formal cause, this is the cause that one needs to know, but where there is not, the efficient cause may fill its role.
For Hook, the superiority of the pragmatic theory was most evident in the recognition that it was the only theory of truth or knowledge which explained why truth and knowledge mattered, that is, why the attainment of knowledge was important for human activity in its interaction with the environment.
Building upon existing knowledge, RE analyses why change occurs, or why not, and in which conditions.
There is also cumulative evidence that many of those sanctioned have little or no knowledge of why they are being punished.
Knowledge or mood did not explain why the program participants' diets improved.
