Sentence examples for to rely on knowledge from inspiring English sources

This is a welcome turn of events, one that suggests that counterterrorism has come to rely on knowledge, on on-the-ground information, on patience, and on strategic methods of investigation and pursuit.

Trainers will have to rely on knowledge, finesse, athletic development, horsemanship, nutrition, behavior, husbandry and their jockey to win a horse race, sort of like horse racing was always intended to be.

In approaching any problem, the expert has a tendency to rely on knowledge and experience rather than consult others or explore nontraditional pathways.

In the current study, there were a number of variables that appear to rely on knowledge, understanding, and experience with rugby league match play (i.e., the expert raters outperformed the naïve raters).

We propose a two-stage bandwidth allocation mechanism based on modified strictly-proper scoring rules, whereby multiple agents can provide track data estimates of limited precisions and the centre does not have to rely on knowledge of the true state of the world when calculating payments.

The bees had to rely on knowledge they already had about the landscape.

"The palace has said that no friends can talk, so we have to rely on our knowledge, on our correspondents' knowledge and experts in different fields," said Barbara Walters, who will be co-anchoring with Diane Sawyer on ABC.

Lensa Akello, 10, Kibera, Kenya We used to rely on traditional knowledge to predict the weather.

The main benefit of our system to us is that we do not have to rely on staff knowledge of all the products in the warehouse and where they are stored.

Mr. Hoberman, who contributes to The New York Times, was the opposite of the glib, blurb-cranking film critic, preferring to rely on his knowledge of film history and the intelligence of his audience to annotate the movies of any given week.

Meanwhile, the arrangement design of an offshore topside tends to rely on experts' knowledge and experiences.