That this is included in a categorization of the objects of zhi (knowledge) underscores the theoretical unity of knowledge and action for the Mohists.
Our study adds to previous knowledge by underscoring the conclusion that patients with a psychotic disorder need time to reach a state of acceptance.
Although some scientific conclusions of the mid-18th century have been proven wrong, what most marked the era was a mixture of awe and curiosity, as if the acquisition of some knowledge merely underscored what had yet to be learned and how it was interconnected.
This year, presentations on signalling events induced by bacterial infections outnumbered contributions on viral signalling, underscoring our increasing knowledge of how bacteria and their toxins exploit host cell signalling for their own purposes.
This suggests that countries that experience higher ambient temperatures all year round could be at greater risk of EAH, underscoring the importance of knowledge regarding EAH in these climates.
Thus the stable throughput region of actual systems may be significantly lower than the Shannon capacity region due to lack of knowledge of source arrival distribution, thereby underscoring the importance of side information.
Underscoring the potential of mining human knowledge is an extraordinarily profitable example: the basic technology that made Google possible, known as "Page Rank," systematically exploits human knowledge and decisions about what is significant to order search results.
Recent studies have uncovered the role of select mucins in the pathogenesis of cancer, underscoring the importance of a detailed knowledge about mucin biology.
Hence, this paper contributes to empirical knowledge on stakeholder perspectives on emerging plant breeding technologies, underscoring the importance to broaden the scope of the debate on the opportunities and challenges of agricultural biotechnologies, such as cisgenic GM plants.
No doubt these lengthy passages are meant to satirize Phineas's academic training as a deconstructionist, while simultaneously underscoring the postmodern conviction that truth is always relative, knowledge always provisional.
