Sentence examples for presumes a knowledge from inspiring English sources
He likewise, particularly in the "End of All Things," opposes Chiliasm, for that presumes a knowledge of when the end time will arrive.
Our first semester courses presume a thorough knowledge of microeconomics at the level of a rigorous treatment of undergraduate intermediate theory.
The first-semester courses presume a thorough knowledge of microeconomics at the level of a rigorous treatment of undergraduate intermediate theory.
Other algorithms identify the missing wedge by presumed a priori knowledge of its exact location (Stölken et al. 2011) or by selection of a threshold value in Fourier space to constrain correlation (Bartesaghi et al. 2008; Förster et al. 2008; Schmid and Booth 2008).
Consulting companies must observe the law, too, but a company that has consulted with many firms in an industry, or in similar industries, can be presumed to have a knowledge of "best practices" that will inform its advice.
Designating a feature as an exaptation presumes some knowledge regarding ancestral function (or lack thereof) such that it can be shown to have differed from the current role.
As can be seen, in general, defining an adequate set of rules is non-trivial and presumes prior knowledge about the expected architecture.
While arguably Article 5 contains some of the most straightforward provisions of the UPSA, at the same time it presumes considerable knowledge of what has gone on before in the Act.
The ability to act prudently and wisely (phronesis) presumes theoretical knowledge (episteme) about suffering and alleviating suffering as well as hands-on nursing skills to alleviate suffering (techne).
Thus, without a knowledge of what dose produced an observed result it becomes logically impossible to know what result some other (presumed) dose might yield.
Become a knowledge glutton.
