Sentence examples for more direct knowledge from inspiring English sources

The perennially unlucky-in-love lesbian daughter of a Welsh woman and a Japanese man whom she never met, she has little more direct knowledge of Asia than her fellow drinkers.

The four- and five-year-olds were somewhat better than the three-year-olds, but everyone generally figured out that they should listen to the person who had some more direct knowledge of what was in a container rather than guessing, hoping, or wanting a particular item to be in the container.

However, none of these authors develops an account of this apparently more direct self-knowledge.

The linear model of innovation also has become challenged by non-linear models of innovation, which are interested in drawing more direct connections between knowledge production and knowledge application, where basic research and innovation are being coupled together not in a first-then, but in an 'as well as' and 'parallel' (parallelized) relationship (Campbell and Carayannis [2012]).

Facebook has given some developers access to an unannounced Chat SDK that allows them to build interactive experiences and "bots" in Messenger for shopping, booking travel, and more, sources with direct knowledge of the SDK confirm.

NF1 specialists in various fields could take a more direct part in knowledge transfer and physicians' continuing education.

This permits a more direct test of knowledge level and whether the dynamics of the arm can serve as indices of this.

The long-term follow-up result from the phase III study of Xu et al. [ 22] will provide more direct evidence and knowledge about the role of NACT for LA-NPC in NPC-endemic area.

Alternatively, a more direct transfer of knowledge, skills and abilities to the local level, would have insured better local ownership, possibly expanded coverage and may have insured the sustainability and survival of some of the more successful aspects of the programme.

This thesis directly confronts the idea, held by a number of philosophers, that acquaintance with intuitive contents is, indeed, a species of knowledge which is more direct and immediate than conceptual knowledge.

I left the specific pursuit of discovery of knowledge to a more direct pursuit of the application of knowledge".