Sentence examples for provided knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The means-end chain analysis provided knowledge of the hierarchical goal structure in Facebook (i.e., activities → mediated goals → ultimate goals).

The FFD provided knowledge of taste taste interactions and aided the reconstruction of the taste profile of Cheddar cheese in solution.

In particular, seismological studies of the Earth and helioseismological studies of the Sun have provided knowledge of the structure of their interiors, which can then be combined with experimental and numerical investigations of material properties.

A computer monitor positioned beyond the PFM in front of the subject provided knowledge of results about movement duration (SHORT, LONG, OK) and final hand position (OUT, OK).

CW provided knowledge of data analysis and wrote most of the scripts used for data analysis.

These initial studies have provided knowledge of genome size variation that demonstrated the relatively consistent nature of genomes within a species.

Do sense perception and other forms of cognition, and the scientific theorizing which attempts to make sense of their deliverances, provide knowledge of things which exist and are as they are independently of people's cognitive or investigative activities?

For exactly the same reason science can't accept interpretation as providing knowledge of human affairs if it can't at least in principle be absorbed into, perhaps even reduced to, neuroscience.

This book will take you to where Canaletto stood to paint famous scenes, obscure alleys with Byzantine remains and will provide knowledge of things you will not otherwise know, such as the alley used by Casanova for assignations at Palazzo Bragadin, as well as giving a more thorough guide to Venice's treasures.

Under such circumstances, only experience of the world can provide knowledge of it.

What it cannot do on its own is provide knowledge of the forces at work.