Sentence examples for lack of particular knowledge from inspiring English sources

The special features of our relations to (remote) future people especially the lack of particular knowledge, the impossibility of cooperation, and the permanent asymmetry of influence (Section 1)—do not stand in the way of attributing rights to them that ground corresponding duties owed by us (Sections 2 and 3).

However, third, lack of particular knowledge of future people as individuals does not stand in the way of attributing to them welfare rights, such as a right to subsistence.[4] When we consider which natural-resource policy presently living people ought to adopt, we cannot possibly be guided by obligations to concrete (genetically identifiable) people living in the (remote) future.

Taken together with lack of scientific knowledge on particular systems, of regulatory and transport processes, it is clear that in some cases the currently available annotation in conjunction with KEGG mapping data shows particular discrepancies with respect to the metabolic pathways predicted in the organism and the actual metabolism seen in culture.

The lack of knowledge about this particular art scene is a sentiment echoed by many other collectors, particularly those in or from China.

The report highlights a particular lack of knowledge about the experiences of disabled children and those from minority ethnic groups.

Kirkland tries to assuage the concerns of potential guests who worry that their lack of knowledge in a particular subject might hinder their participation.

Nevertheless, the performance of this experimental unit is far from an equivalent air/gas turbomachinery, say 80% compressor efficiency, mainly due to a lack of knowledge about the particular behaviour of this working fluid.

It has been argued that the errors in the trade route direction compared with the compass bearing directions marked along the routes (see Chinese characters marked next to the black line in Fig. 10) indicated lack of knowledge of a particular part of the world or problems in cartography such as methods to project a spherical earth onto a planar map.

The denial of infant pain was based on the idea of neurological and psychological immaturity and a lack of knowledge of the particular pain semiology related to the absence of verbal language.

The results clearly demonstrate a lack of knowledge on the particular questions on this topic.

Clinicians' lack of knowledge of a particular condition impeded safety netting, as did lack of awareness of available materials.