Sentence examples for secured knowledge from inspiring English sources

The design of these lightweight structures strongly depends on secured knowledge of the stress-strain response at various strain rates.

It is likely that in even the best-studied natural systems there is not a complete list of parasites and pathogens for a particular host species, let alone a secured knowledge on the most critical host life-history stages that are affected by them.

These heuristic principles are not understood to show the path to secure knowledge.

The point is that for Bacon, the procedures of constructing and evaluating tables and conducting experiments according to the Novum Organum leads to secure knowledge.

I faced death with the secure knowledge that you would not have to.

But most of all, there's this secure knowledge: "HE LOVES ME!" THE BLACK BULL OF NORROWAY: A Scottish Tale.

Most journalistic bravado takes place in the secure knowledge that tucked into the folds of your notebook is a ticket back to London and safety.

One problem is that since the focus is on communication rather than on accurate and secure knowledge and skills, pupils can achieve high grades with very shaky command of the foreign language, both written and spoken.

Absent secure knowledge of fundamental mechanisms, cancer medicine in the sixties and seventies deployed the "full armamentarium of cytotoxic drugs," Mukherjee writes, "driving the body to the edge of death to rid it of its malignant innards".

These were not detailed narratives but rapid, incomplete allusions, and yet both sides employed them in the secure knowledge that they would be understood by their target audiences — even by the large proportion of that audience that was illiterate.

As is always the case with lame ducks, lawmakers who have been defeated in the election can concoct all sorts of mischief with the secure knowledge that they no longer have to face the wrath of the voters.