Sentence examples for upon knowledge from inspiring English sources

Business is increasingly dependent upon knowledge, particularly technical knowledge.

These higher levels depend upon knowledge both of specialized uses of language and of specialized bodies of knowledge.

Thus, analysis of the style and recognition of its folk origin is dependent upon knowledge of the "high art" with which it interacts, as well as of the folk situation that sets it apart.

This endeavor draws upon knowledge from synthetic biology, systems biology, microbial ecology and evolution.

Architecture-independent optimizations do not rely upon knowledge of the underlying architecture.

The idea that these cells' activity functioned to detect flies rested upon knowledge of the frogs' diet.

As for sending money to multiple parties, that's called multi-hop routing and payments are conditional upon knowledge of a random number.

As such, effective bycatch reduction relies, in part, upon knowledge of behavioral differences between target and non-target species.

The regime determines social relations by virtue of institutionalized expectations, such as cognitive rules of scientific observation, agreed upon knowledge, established technical paradigms, and belief systems [35, 36].

And any reliance upon knowledge of the essence that is only known to us by faith would by that fact cease to be properly philosophical.

There is no widely agreed-upon knowledge base, training is brief or nonexistent, the criteria for passing licensing exams are much lower than in other fields, and there is little continuous professional guidance.