Sentence examples for more accurate knowledge from inspiring English sources

She wants a tour so she can get a more accurate knowledge of the enemy so she can target them in a better way.

Attracted to the study of Plato and Aristotle as a student, Trendelenburg attempted to arrive at a more accurate knowledge of Plato through Aristotle's commentaries.

Thus, we need more accurate knowledge about the risk factors for this complication.

Jacobi, for his part, was intent on displaying his scholarly (and indeed more accurate) knowledge of Spinoza's philosophy.

Bridge monitoring system via information technology is capable of providing more accurate knowledge of bridge performance characteristics than traditional strategies.

More efficient calculation means have to be used and a more accurate knowledge of the geometrical parameters are required.

The number of available high-resolution structures of protein-DNA complexes makes it possible to develop more accurate knowledge-based potentials and protein-DNA docking methods [ 3- 5].

Bacon had argued that a more accurate experimental knowledge of nature would be of great value in confirming the Christian faith, and he felt that his proposals would be of great importance for the welfare of the church and of the universities.

The latest geophysical, archaeological, and oceanographical surveys deliver more accurate global knowledge at increased resolutions.

In general, the unsurprising observation is that the rate difference becomes larger at high SNRs and when τ is small (i.e., with more accurate channel knowledge).

Participants with a good SOD learned more accurate spatial knowledge than those reporting a poor SOD for landmark familiarity, route ordering, route actions, and direction estimation.