Sentence examples for knowledge with it from inspiring English sources

An 'epistemonic logos' is the sort of account that carries knowledge with it.

I don't know about you but I don't call that cheating really, and it didn't even come close to justifing the hugger-mugger intimation of insider knowledge with which it had been trailed.

This new knowledge carried with it a terrible responsibility.

Open data is improving our knowledge, and with it, our democracy.

Accordingly, different usage of cow dung by village peoples reflect the native knowledge associated with it.

And this knowledge brings with it another wonderful by-product: the deep sense that everything is profoundly OK.

In her neat, sunny nunnery everything is geared towards boosting the nuns' knowledge and with it, their self-confidence.

It is uncharted space on the edges of current knowledge with nothing in it, yet the place where the new ideas emerge quickly.

We can also share this knowledge with teachers if it's needed, especially since some find learning how to use new technology, or keeping up with the latest programmes and websites, very difficult.

Integration of static background knowledge with streamed data: it is possible to match data stream values against a static background knowledge base (usually represented as an ontology), containing various facts and rules.

In particular, William argues that knowledge of a cause brings with it knowledge of the effect.