Sentence examples for rival knowledge from inspiring English sources

In After Virtue (1981) he is still influenced by a Hegelian historicism, and holds that the only way to settle rival knowledge claims is to see how successfully each can account for the shape taken by its rivals.

Technology is viewed as non-rival knowledge in the sense that firms in more than one country can simultaneously use it.

In September 2014, Hermès and fellow fashion billionaire Bernard Arnault's LVMH group reached an agreement to distribute LVMH's 23% stake in the luxury goods company to its shareholders, settling a four-year dispute launched when LVMH accumulated the stock without its rival's knowledge prompting speculation Arnault was planning a takeover.

Divination is not a rival form of knowledge; it is part of the main body of knowledge itself".

Not to be outdone, Goldie Lookin Chain released a 'parody of a parody' video in response called 'You're Not From Newport', alleging that their rivals lacked local knowledge.

In contrast to Judith Steinberg Dean, who is keeping a distance from her own husband's presidential campaign, Mrs. Edwards, a former bankruptcy lawyer who holds a master's degree in English and displays a depth of knowledge rivaling that of any candidate, is deeply involved in Senator Edwards's drive for the Democratic nomination.

The non-rival nature of knowledge permits organizations to exploit it at the same time both internally and externally.

Hailing from all over the US, some boast "soccer" knowledge rivalling the post-game analysts, others are just here "to have fun".

Other examples of non-rival goods are knowledge and broadcasted television.

He seems to have mastered the "knowledge" to rival any London cabbie but there is another, more inward, appreciation of the city going on.

However, competitive (i.e., patented) knowledge is rival, only available to the innovator or licensee.