Sentence examples for systematic knowledge of from inspiring English sources

The rise of the social sciences provided for the first time systematic knowledge of cultures worldwide.

A bit unfair, but without systematic knowledge of geography, pupils live in a one-dimensional, world with no sense of place.

Generally, they are not equipped with systematic knowledge of the process simulation.

We do not yet have systematic knowledge of how to reduce stigmatization of AIDS or people who use drugs.

Knowledge or understanding (A6) seems to be the Mohist analogue to what we might call discursive or theoretical knowledge, systematic knowledge of various things and relations between them.

Enlightenment philosophers from across the geographical and temporal spectrum tend to have a great deal of confidence in humanity's intellectual powers, both to achieve systematic knowledge of nature and to serve as an authoritative guide in practical life.

The later were included as they provide systematic knowledge on the effect of individual factors on system performances although cannot provide climate specific information.

The material information and selection tools available for architects are, however, often dominated by technical material data without providing systematic knowledge on experience aspects of materials.

Systematic knowledge on suicidal behaviour of asylum seekers is still limited.

However, there is a lack of systematic knowledge on how and in which groups information needs has been assessed, and which information needs have been identified.

There is little systematic knowledge on the frequency of women and neonates who are transferred from home to hospital in planned home births, and indications for transfers.