Sentence examples for singular knowledge from inspiring English sources

It has long been a tenet of Ball that the combined knowledge and experience of the team is superior to the singular knowledge and experience of the manager.

And we find that natural and social science publications tend to make singular knowledge claims of similar kinds whereas design publications often contain multiple knowledge claims of different kinds.

As we can see, this third level requires singular knowledge and competence that can only be acquired by extensive, exhaustive study of the texts, their surrounding environment and, of course, intimate acquaintance with the classic and secular tradition of the Islamic sciences.

Mr. Dunn said the company's documents suggested that traders should hire Perot Systems because it had singular knowledge about the inner workings of the state's energy system and that although Perot Systems had failed to sell software to the energy companies, it did succeed in persuading at least some to attend seminars on the market loopholes.

As Pham puts it, "collective knowledge is always better than singular knowledge".

William also notes our knowledge of ourselves and the importance of singular knowledge for our dealings with the world.

Valentina Greco has made singular contributions to knowledge about long-hidden functions of skin cells.

That singular piece of knowledge about which car to choose represents the difference that information capital makes in the equation of economic mobility.

We are constantly looking for that singular piece of knowledge that sparks the idea that will catapult us into the stratosphere of success.

Ontologies or the use of a singular taxonomic and knowledge representation schema are a way of resolving these semantic issues between databases.

Experience (experientia) is the distinct knowledge of singular things, and all animals have this distinct knowledge of singulars.