Sentence examples for more wide knowledge from inspiring English sources

The locust transcriptome also newly covered 4,473 more fly genes, placing locust researches onto a much more wide knowledge scope.

The aim was to determine the extent to which a more wide-spread knowledge of post-structuralist principals such as the constantly fluctuating nature of "context" can help aid the liberation of suppressed or marginalised individuals or groups.

In order to gain a more objective and wide knowledge about the importance of delamination in relation to its type and extension, a numerical study was developed.

He has a restless, loose-limbed energy; in a dark suit, carelessly worn, with his caustic asides and wide knowledge, he seems more like a professor than like a career soldier, or a top police official.

We have been impressed with Mr. Kerry's wide knowledge and clear thinking -- something that became more apparent once he was reined in by that two-minute debate light.

But some pianists were more than worth the price of admission though, drawing on the audience's wide knowledge of classical and popular music to improvise a score on the fly.

Having a wide knowledge of music and art is also encouraged, music particularly more so these days.

Both men displayed wide knowledge of world events.

More recently, another IBM computer won a TV gameshow -- not the mindless kind featuring bubble-headed celebs (winning that would be a doddle), but one called Jeopardy that required wide knowledge, and crossword-style questions.

The extension of queuing decision models to fuzzy environments enables the decision maker to obtain more informative results and wider knowledge on the behaviour of the system, since the results obtained in the fuzzy queuing model are fuzzy subsets containing the whole initial information; that is why the finite capacity queuing models with uncertain data can have a broader range of applications.

They have more cross-functional enterprise-wide knowledge and only they can commit the total enterprise to problem solving.