While imaging these detailed architectures may lie beyond the reach of seismic methods in the sub-surface, it may be possible to predict the nature of thrust zones from knowledge of the sand-shale stratigraphy, and vice versa.
The sudden increase in the exchange of knowledge, trade and capital around the world, driven by technological innovation, from the internet to shipping containers, thrust the term into the limelight.Some see globalisation as a good thing.
Faustus, like a lottery winner dazedly squandering millions, wastes his time and fails to use his knowledge: the deeper narrative thrust of the play is always towards the denouement, when time runs out.
To our knowledge, evaluation of AROM, thrust of pelvic limbs, or SWB has not been used to evaluate surgical outcome after CCL repair.
Theory of knowledge (TOK).
She points out where a knight was thrown from the walls during Joffrey's tournament, as well as the chamber where Cersei Lannister gave a knife thrust of a retort to Petyr Baelish's assertion that knowledge is power.
Citing the thrust of other discussions, these readers argue that while all knowledge for Plato must be based, in some sense, on Forms, one who knows Forms can also acquire knowledge of the physical world (see Fine 1978 19900).
The thrust of the story is to show Lyra and Will reversing the fall of man, embracing knowledge and experience and defeating submissive obedience to a deity.
