Sentence examples for the sum of our knowledge from inspiring English sources

He doesn't increase much the sum of our knowledge of this overtrodden field, though he does note, with a glacial matter-of-factness, that if invited to work for Stalin's secret police he would have obeyed the call without hesitation.

It is the sum of our knowledge and the experiences of a lifetime that shape our responses and interpretations at any given moment.

Add in the various knowledge graphs we constantly tap into — Internet search skewed to be social, networked mobile apps & services, the low and high level chatter of our connections as we track and trace their activity online – from what they watch and listen to, to who they talk to, where they go, what they see — and the sum of our networked knowledge starts to feel all seeing, all knowing.

Quine's regimented theory, then, is the sum total of our knowledge, the best that we have, reformulated so as to fit into the framework of first-order logic.

Whereas the other night's film about Ralph Bulger added nothing to the sum total of our knowledge of his son's murder and the repercussions, Cot Death Mothers: the Witch-hunt (BBC2) was everything a documentary about such a difficult subject should be.

Second, we might think that the notion of inaccuracy is precise, but that we have only limited knowledge about it, and that the sum total of our knowledge is embodied in the conditions.

For epistemic logic, we use epistemically possible worlds, ways things could be for all we know, i.e., compatible with the sum total of our knowledge.

Or would the interminable barrage of click-and-consent forms we are about to face here in Europe have stymied the creation and growth of the tech titans that have improved our social lives, brought us a myriad of products and services and placed the sum of human knowledge at our fingertips?

Final knowledge score on occupational exposure to HIV was computed as the sum of knowledge on HIV transmission, general knowledge on occupational exposure to HIV infections, knowledge on causes of occupational exposure to HIV, knowledge on when PEP is indicated, knowing whom to contact in the event of occupational exposure and perceived risk of occupational HIV transmission.

It is our hope that this change will give us the opportunity to further our goal of creating the "sum of human knowledge", by encouraging greater diversity and inclusion in who participates, and what we discuss, at Wikimania.

While new technologies have given us access to the sum of human knowledge, global mobility, improved social connectivity and the expansion of our visual world, the digital age has also left us saddled with many distractions.