Sentence examples for speaking knowledge from inspiring English sources

Ontologically speaking, knowledge grasps objects.

The paper [35] used the method of Carleman estimates with a linear weight to prove that, roughly speaking, knowledge of the DN map in "half" of the boundary is enough to determine uniquely a C 2 conductivity.

Broadly speaking, knowledge syntheses aim to collect and evaluate the current state of knowledge on a particular issue [ 14].

Second, an application of systems theory is encouraged to the "world of knowledge," by speaking of knowledge systems.

It was clear that he was speaking from knowledge, and without ego".

"What Fara says, you have to do," added Bronze, "because she's speaking with knowledge and from experience.

Mr. Withington didn't know anything about jets at the time, but he suspected Dr. von Karman was speaking with knowledge of Britain's top-secret research on jets.

There is also a lack of consistency in terms of the proficiency levels to be attained at each educational stage (e.g., speed of reading, fluency in speaking, grammatical knowledge, etc).

Dretske is speaking of "knowledge" rather than beliefs to which one is entitled, but that seems irrelevant since the issue concerns the supposed lack of a sufficient source of evidence or reasons for the claim that the animal is not a cleverly disguised mule.

In many domains, it is more and more common to speak about knowledge, wherefrom the expression "knowledge society" was coined.

When philosophers speak of knowledge they typically mean to be discussing knowledge of truths or propositional knowledge, knowledge that involves a belief or judgment in some true claim or proposition.