The boy's mother, Akila Naqqash, and aunt, Amrana Iftikhar, spoke out after Wajid Shamsul Hasan, the Pakistani High Commissioner in the UK, said there was "a possibility of someone in the family having some sort of knowledge".
"When I started nearly 30 years ago, people were asked to go on television because it was felt that they could bring some sort of knowledge to what they were discussing, and because they could speak in complete sentences, which is getting increasingly rare," he told the Guardian.
The starting point for most work is a search for people, IP, or some sort of knowledge.
In SGO, each person (a candidate solution) is empowered with some sort of knowledge having a level of capacity for solving a problem.
Agrawal's position is based on the idea that every society has some sort of knowledge system, which may be a patchwork of systems with multiple origins (e.g., European, indigenous).
It seems likely, though it was never proven, that Harding had some sort of knowledge about the attack, and no amount of mitigating circumstances ever excuses violence.
But some sorts of knowledge are treated with more urgency, and reverence, than others.
From a discourse analysis perspective written texts such as patient information leaflets do not simply describe the reality of a medical condition and its management but by drawing on some sorts of knowledge and evidence rather than others help construct the reality of that condition.
"The future will be more Web apps than platform-specific applications that require some sort of specialized knowledge to program.
"Some people say, 'That was probably some sort of somatic knowledge that your unconscious mind knew and your conscious mind didn't,' " she told me.
There's something in Graves's eyes as he turns to look at her, some sort of blossoming knowledge; then Molly thumbs the control.
