His famous video advertisement, shot selfie-style, extolls the virtues of knowledge over materialism moments after showing off his Lamborghini.
His famous video advertisement, shot selfie-style, extols the virtues of knowledge over materialism moments after showing off his Lamborghini.
The New York Times said in an editorial that Mr. Gore was best equipped for the White House "by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making, and his commitment to the general welfare".
Paul Marasciullo Laurel Hollow, N.Y., Oct. 24, 2008 To the Editor: In 2000, The New York Times, in its presidential endorsement of Al Gore, said of him, "We today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making".
Having listened to their debate, we today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making, and his devotion to the general welfare.
Finished product quality may also be bettered by virtue of increased knowledge of stresses acting within the composite product.
Furthermore, we present a method to support a decision-making on robust design under noisy environment by virtue of the knowledge from multi-objective optimization.
Still, even if in general we tend to understand complex expressions we never heard before in virtue of our knowledge of their structure and the meanings of their simple constituents, we might understand e in some other way.
In this case s will also acquire justification for Q1 in virtue of her knowledge of the inferential relation from P1 to Q1 and her justification for P1.[2] Thus s's justification for P1 will transmit to Q1.
The same rational capacity allows him to know divine things and, in virtue of this knowledge, man is superior to all other things that come to being and pass away.
The third virtue of expert knowledge, inclusion and exclusion of relevant factors, could be achieved by this standardised method, hereby satisfying requirement 2 (applicable independent of assessor's expertise).
