Sentence examples for sole knowledge of from inspiring English sources

At least they didn't refer to "Maria Sotomayor" as had Mike Huckabee, whose sole knowledge of Latinos apparently derives from "West Side Story".

Traced by the Guardian, this victim, who wants to remain anonymous, confirms that his sole knowledge of Lord McAlpine comes from being shown a photograph of him subsequently by a journalist.

The robot of the title is a battered mobile trash compactor whose sole knowledge of human civilization and intimacy comes from the avalanche of detritus the former inhabitants left behind — a Rubik's Cube, an engagement ring and, most strangely, a single stuttering VCR tape of "Hello, Dolly!," a candied Hollywood musical from 1969.

This makes the FFR technique attractive in these wireless channels and our method allows for optimally assigning users to either the FR1 band or the FR3 band from the sole knowledge of their path losses.

The design of the adaptive law is done with semi-definite programming tools (LMI solvers) and is applicable with the sole knowledge of a controller stabilizing the nominal system (no passivity assumptions).

Furthermore, ɛ is related to τ, the relative distance to the critical temperature, by ɛ = AτB; B is approximately 2.4, again relatively independent of the system, in contrast to A. In case of trustworthy values of the scaling parameters, the above relations offer an interesting possibility to estimate σ(T) from the sole knowledge of the critical temperature of the system.

But although they are indispensable for objective knowledge, the sole knowledge that the categories can yield is of objects of possible experience; they yield valid and real knowledge only when they are ordering what is given through sense in space and time.

In this study, LVEF could not be accurately predicted in ICU patients by the sole physical examination and the knowledge of a previously determined LVEF value failed to significantly improve the clinical judgement of the front-line intensivist.

Evidence from the sole UK study indicated that poor knowledge of breast cancer and its associated symptoms, and practical and financial issues, may act as barriers to early presentation with breast cancer in black African and black Caribbean women.

McNamee also is the sole witness who said he had firsthand knowledge of Clemens's drug use.

It is tempting to suppose that Russell equivocates between the relation of acquaintance and the special kind of knowledge of truth (foundational knowledge) whose sole source is acquaintance.