Sentence examples for of either knowledge from inspiring English sources

Internalism in the first instance is a thesis about the basis of either knowledge or justified belief.

We could not find a correlation between knowledge of the HAS guidelines, as reflected by the GPs answering correctly to questions 1 4, and their statement of either knowledge or reading of the HAS guidelines, which may stem from the small sample size.

The second, a felony carrying a potential 10-year prison sentence, would require a showing of either knowledge or gross negligence (essentially, the equivalent of recklessness).

Some suggest diffusion as the main underlying mechanism involved (e.g. [6]), while others argue that early European agriculture was developed independently by indigenous Mesolithic hunter-gatherer-forager populations with no diffusion of either knowledge or people from the core SW Asian regions [4].

These models are based on either knowledge of fluid composition or knowledge of some surface fluid properties data (e.g., GCR, API of stock tank oil, and reservoir temperature).

Hence a code of 1 or 5 means a statistically significant level of either no knowledge or knowledge, code 2 and 4 is acceptable knowledge with some guessing and a code of 3 too much guessing (chance or random) to identify the level of knowledge.

Consistent with previous studies, none of the other demographic measures (sex, age, tenure level) showed any relationship to either knowledge of evolution or acceptance of evolution.

Logan's Run turned out to be the last of the studio-inspired attempts to film big-budget science fiction without either knowledge of or love for the genre.

The K-REC instrument was designed to evaluate cognitive skills of EBP, with a combination of items evaluating either knowledge, or skills in the application of knowledge (for example, the application of knowledge to write a relevant research question based on the clinical scenario).

The independent counsel "has not shown that it had any prior knowledge of either the existence or the whereabouts of the 13,120 pages of documents ultimately produced" by Mr. Hubbell, Justice Stevens said.

The lobby of Mr. Gore's hotel, the Loews Vanderbilt Plaza, was packed with reporters seeking clues about the vice president's mood and his plans, but there was little indication that anyone who was available had knowledge of either.