Viewers could be soothed by the knowledge, unavailable to the characters, that the nightmare of Communism would soon be over.
Moses's efforts had frequently glided forward thanks to assertions of expert knowledge unavailable to the general public and the skilful manipulation of civic processes.
This provides an opportunity to expose the absurdities of extreme forms of standpoint theory, which claims that the socially oppressed can access knowledge unavailable to the socially privileged.
Buffett or the executives of General Electric or the masters of Silicon Valley's venture capital would never think of staking their funds without inside knowledge unavailable to hoi polloi.
Universities occupy a privileged position in society, are privy to knowledge unavailable to others, and often provide the forum for discussions concerning values, justice, and ethics.
Prior to MOTIF-EM, there was no direct and fully automated way of solving P, without substantial prior knowledge (unavailable at times)—such as, the occurrence of the common conserved sub-region in the two input maps as a high-resolution structural homolog in some domain databank (such as SCOP).
The "Clever Hans" effect has become a widely accepted example not only of the involuntary nature of cues provided by onlookers in possession of knowledge unavailable to others, but of the ability of animals to recognize and respond to subtle cues provided by those around them.
Since experts with holistic knowledge were unavailable, the women felt responsible to find knowledgeable providers for their care needs, which was inconvenient and disappointing to them.
In these approaches, the estimation of the discounting factors is crucial, mainly when prior knowledge is unavailable.
Perhaps, as proposed by radical embodied theories (e.g., Wilson & Golonka, 2013), motorically acting upon the world confers knowledge otherwise unavailable.
