Sentence examples for speaking knowledge of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

He also has given lectures at the University of Notre Dame, São Paulo University, and Santa Marcelina University in São Paulo, Brazil, speaking about knowledge of harmony and its application in performance.

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

PSWs spoke of knowledge of residents' idiosyncrasies gained from close proximity and increased familiarity.

Ability to speak Samoan, knowledge of Samoan culture, and previous experience of living in Samoa were essential for the success of the project.

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.

At this point it is obvious that when Mr Pop speaks about me, he speaks without any knowledge of the law and without any legal basis.

The authentication process involves speaking Dari and knowledge of the city they lived in before exile.

Mr. Barrasso said he and Mr. Coburn would play a similar role on the floor during the debate, "a kind of truth squad" speaking from firsthand knowledge of the health care system.

Stuart Gitlow, an addiction medicine expert speaking without direct knowledge of Prince's case, questioned whether Howard Kornfeld and his son acted appropriately.