Early control might be possible due to the power to change situations and boundary conditions, but lacks knowledge about the consequences; late control can rely on much knowledge but is mainly powerless" [ 23].
To return to the thesis, however: general knowledge seems to be following the path of locational knowledge, and the consequences are similar, but more dire.
Therefore, the knowledge of the appearing fluid flows as well as the knowledge of the consequences of constructive changes are very important for the design of such charge systems.
I doubt that he did it with knowledge of the consequences.
A degree of shared knowledge about the consequences must be expected.
She then surveys their knowledge of the consequences of arson: injuries, fines, imprisonment.
Maybe this time, New Yorkers would vote in full knowledge of the consequences of sweeping out all elected officials at once.
Their strictness partly reflects greater knowledge about the consequences of building dams, partly the related political controversies of the 1980s.
"Al-'Owhali embraced the opportunity to speak with the American officials," prosecutors say, and "did so voluntarily and with full knowledge of the consequences of his actions".
