Sentence examples for means knowledge from inspiring English sources

It means "knowledge is power".

"Ilm," in Arabic, means "knowledge".

It's about leaving belief behind; gnosis means knowledge, or understanding.

Creating a mobile app means knowledge of interaction effects and touch gestures - do your designers have experience with this?

The word "science" here simply connotes a systematic, organized, rigorous study (the word comes from the Latin scientia, which means "knowledge").

According to its Web site, which features a Latin slogan that means "knowledge is power," "Total Information Awareness of transnational threats requires keeping track of individuals and understanding how they fit into models".

In the literal sense, "conscientia" means knowledge-with, that is, shared knowledge.

"At the time, 'science' meant knowledge; interest in the material world was 'natural philosophy,' " Ms. Uglow writes.

I mean, knowledge.

The association of demographic characteristics and mean knowledge and attitude questions is expressed in Table  4.

Table  5 shows providers mean knowledge scores in selected obstetric conditions.