Sentence examples for off the knowledge from inspiring English sources

They hummed: all the time, as if to ward off the knowledge that they had ever left home.

Watching the film, it becomes hard to shrug off the knowledge that people are incomprehensible, their motives obscure, their meaning occluded.

Although it is most straightforward for software engineers to program knowledge into procedural computer code, often computer systems need to be able to operate off the knowledge in a flexible manner.

The platform is tackling IP issues that might prevent collaboration by proving a standard NDA agreement that scientists and those requesting their expertise can quickly and easily utilize to kick off the knowledge sharing.

Nascar driver Brad Keselowski has invested more than $10 million to start an advanced contract manufacturing company that he hopes will build off the knowledge gained from motorsports' early adoption of 3-D printing.

The longer you put it off, the knowledge that teachers have given you will start to wear off and you'll forget important things.

Dell has to invest a good deal up front to determine and specify configurations, but its investment pays off because of the knowledge's reuse.

Yes, early sexual violation is associated with a disowning and a splitting off of the knowledge of the violence one has experienced.

We also present our progress towards our moon-shot goals including harvesting knowledge from the web, hands-off-the-wheel knowledge integration and cleaning, human-in-the-loop knowledge learning, and graph mining and graph-enhanced search.

In fact, one of my former bosses whom I have quoted before, Neil Rackham, conducted a study that indicated that post training, if there was no coaching or reinforcement activity, there was a drop-off of 87% of the knowledge acquired.

Unlike other climate-sceptic diatribes such as the Channel 4 documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle or the writings of Nigel Lawson, this one cannot be dismissed with off-the-shelf knowledge.