Sentence examples for long-standing knowledge from inspiring English sources

In both fields, new questions have been raised with the potential to challenge or modify long-standing knowledge.

Mr Bo believed Dalian's long-standing knowledge of Japanese language and culture made the city a natural fit for Japanese businesses, particularly those in the high-tech sector.

Imagistic modeling is thus a crucial – and not very broadly appreciated – aspect of the long-standing knowledge acquisition bottleneck in AI.

They too have unfinished business in this tournament, having lost the final to Jose Mourinho two years ago; they also have a powerful sense of destiny, fuelled by a sensational semi-final victory over Mourinho and the long-standing knowledge that the final would be played in Munich.

"Building on both our long-standing knowledge in climate change mitigation interventions and close work with CDP, we can firmly conclude that a water stewardship approach offers clear benefits to companies, especially to those most at risk.

Despite the public's long-standing knowledge of their relationship, the couple shied away from being photographed together even after Charles' divorce from Princess Diana in 1996.

I feel very fortunate that we have both an Attorney General and a President with such long standing knowledge of and appreciation for our Constitution.

At the same time, pharmacological inhibition of distinct acetylcholine receptors promotes TH1 responses and sepsis while cholinergic agonists promote TH2 immunity., It is actually long standing knowledge that these cholinergic immune regulatory functions act through the spleen.

Taken together, our results confirm long-standing anecdotal knowledge available within the C. elegans community: We, and many others, have noticed that it is necessary to deliberately set up crosses with an excess of males every few generations in order to maintain N2 populations with males for genetic analysis.

Some will surely reject it, but should perhaps reflect that elements of it are informed by Lammy's personal history and long-standing, first hand knowledge of the people of Tottenham.

These are useful parameters to allow computation of a model, and they clearly correspond, at least at some level of approximation, to physical quantities, based on long-standing (Boström 1964) knowledge.