Sentence examples for loose knowledge of from inspiring English sources
Just because he isn't extroverted, or well-known by those with only a loose knowledge of golf, doesn't mean he wasn't a worthy winner.
Yes, researchers in MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab CSAILL) decided it would interesting to see how a computer with only a basic understanding of the English language would internalize "loose" knowledge.
In addition, design of pens for loose farrowing sows requires knowledge of sow dimensions.
"When things were fast and loose on the Net, your knowledge of the economics, of the subtleties, if you knew who to talk to, could make a big difference," Baltaxe adds.
The preferred approach is to select genes using a loose statistical restriction together with knowledge of the relevant biology of the experimental system, and then to eliminate false positives by real-time PCR or ISH.
On "The Cloud," I had some friends play some pretty loose strings and horns with no knowledge of the final composition, just the key of the tune.
C.I.A. Missed Signs of Chaos But Dr. Kay said the C.I.A. missed the significance of the chaos in the leadership and had no idea how badly that chaos had corrupted Iraq's weapons capabilities or the threat it raised of loose scientific knowledge being handed over to terrorists.
But Dr. Kay said the C.I.A. missed the significance of the chaos in the leadership and had no idea how badly that chaos had corrupted Iraq's weapons capabilities or the threat it raised of loose scientific knowledge being handed over to terrorists.
The drama plays fast and loose with recorded events, but you'll get some knowledge of the times from watching.
The relationship between the cause of an illness and its symptoms is loose, but the potential for cure follows from a knowledge of causation.
Opponents, on the other hand, are embedded in a looser federation of widely varying academic specializations with cognate knowledge of disease and epidemics that seems to draw more heavily on peers.
