Of course, British people have next to no knowledge of this, just as they know little of their imperial history in general.
And for Flynn, personally, his own jeopardy may have paled next to the knowledge that his son, Michael Flynn, Jr., who worked with him in his consulting business, is also in legal trouble.
I learnt from the experience not only that it remains very exciting to pick up a novel with next to no knowledge of its contents and emerge some hours later feeling dazed and exhilarated, but also that, sooner or later, everybody on their own goes a bit off-kilter.
2) The growing awareness that next to natural scientific knowledge about climate change (and health effects) also social scientific knowledge on climate change related processes is of key importance for tackling the challenges ahead.
This open-ended and high resolution approach provided us with the overview of the taxa present in saliva of children, next to our existing knowledge on the adult microbiome [ 1, 4].
Next in certainty to knowledge is probability, which Locke defines as the appearance of agreement or disagreement of ideas with each other.
The works show Eve standing next to the Tree of Knowledge, accepting the fateful apple from a coiled snake.
UNICEF and WFP, plus several other UN agencies, have established their regional offices in the City of Knowledge next to the Panama Canal, and negotiations are under way to bring together all the agencies in what would be the world's first UN Regional Office.
Next-generation text mining (next-gen TM) refers to knowledge discovery based on concept profile matching (see section "Next-gen TM for chemical-gene associations"), in comparison to first-generation text mining where associations are extracted purely from concept co-occurrence.
Jamie Williamson, a farmer and forester on a 13,000-acre estate next to Insh marshes, said his knowledge of beavers in Canada and Norway suggested their dams would flood valuable farmland and they would also cut down scarce aspen trees in the area.
