Sentence examples for knowledge proved from inspiring English sources

Jacobs' knowledge proved a little hazy.

The combination of the Marines' military skills and the militias' local knowledge proved highly effective.

That knowledge proved crucial, she said, when she returned to sell her sanitation plan.

His knowledge proved invaluable in his first major project for Penguin: designing most of the covers in the Great Ideas series of political and philosophical texts, published in 2004.

It is intended to assist designers of mobile groupware tools to conceive new products reusing design knowledge proved successful in previous solutions.

The variety of space technologies, restricted space market and unique knowledge proved in the space environment, requires special treatment in the context of intellectual protection.

There is often a sense of the facts of the world revolting against the senses and knowledge, proving untrustworthy.

Reid, fiercely secular and scientific, studies the work of Eadweard Muybridge and other moving-picture pioneers, and his knowledge proves crucial in the opening episode.

The new presence of a pious, pregnant, lower-class housekeeper (working without her own husband's knowledge) proves disruptive, and gradually the film turns into both a meditation on the nature of truth and honesty — when, if ever, is it acceptable to lie? — and a Rashomon-like mystery to be unraveled.

The type of knowledge proves to be explanatory as well, in contrast to the results documented in other technical fields (Nickolaus et al. 2011).

The basic assumption is that enhanced use of knowledge, proven to be effective in rigorous research, will improve processes and outcomes in health care.