Sentence examples for sending knowledge from inspiring English sources

He also allows that the heart has a further function that distinguishes it from the other sense organs, and which he calls "sending knowledge".

(Another interpretation favored by some scholars is that this sending knowledge is a sort of common sense that integrates the knowledge produced separately by the various sense organs).

First, the heart controls the activity of the sense organs (using what Xunzi calls sending knowledge) and of the body more generally; it is the decision-making organ (cf. the discussion of the heart in Section 6, Human Nature and Agency, above).

There are several avenues through which migration can send knowledge from host countries back to source countries.

Tendulkar did this again in his final innings in Mumbai, batting with measured patience for a hundred and fifty minutes, playing with concision and grace and deep knowledge, sending the ball exactly where he intended it to go.

Much as the exodus of manufacturing jobs abroad did in decades past, sending service or knowledge-intensive jobs to countries like India is causing fears of displacement in the United States and elsewhere.

Then, the scheduling component is responsible for allocating resources based on admission control decision and sending decision results to knowledge process to be saved in knowledge database.

She has vehemently denied writing, sending or even having knowledge of the check.

But in summing up the quality he finds most commendable about Mr. Moody, Mr. Heath said: "He's constantly seeking new musical knowledge, always sending me new books of harmonic patterns that he's come across.

Most of the printing houses didn't even reply to our inquiries (we are not sure if they read them in the first place) or required a lot of technical knowledge before sending quotation.

In 1914, the US Department of Agriculture began to fund cooperative extension services through the land grant college of each state, and Cornell expanded its impact by sending agents to spread knowledge in each county of New York State.