Sentence examples for knowledge specifics from inspiring English sources

Nobody starves, but every fourth citizen rubs along on a standard of living that is below what Mr. Harrington defines as "the minimal levels of health, housing, food, and education that our present stage of scientific knowledge specifics as necessary for life as it is now lived in the United States".

"Those who suffer levels of life well below those that are possible, even though they live better than medieval knights or Asian peasants, are poor.... Poverty should be defined in terms of those who are denied the minimal levels of health, housing, food, and education that our present stage of scientific knowledge specifics as necessary for life as it is now lived in the United States".

"But it's not to my knowledge specific to the credit card program".

Older workers often accumulate knowledge specific to their companies that helps protect them from layoffs, Dr. Lahey said.

After all, they can train you in their systems, processes and knowledge specific to a role, but they can't give you genuine interest and enthusiasm or a willingness to work hard for them.

This paper presents a knowledge base, containing ergonomic design knowledge specific for hand tool design.

The search mask is initialized according to a specific view and displays the terminological knowledge specific for the view.

Another important issue when dealing with water minimization is to apply knowledge specific to the processes in the food industry.

This can be achieved through a three-way approach based on a rapidly expanding array of biological and agronomic knowledge specific to agro-ecosystems and regions.

Students' menstrual knowledge score was calculated out of the 12 knowledge specific questions (see Table  1).

Students' menstrual knowledge score was calculated out of the 7 knowledge specific questions (Table  2).