Sentence examples for was knowledge of from inspiring English sources

No. 9 was knowledge of programming, and No. 10 was knowledge of NBC.

For John, faith was inspired by miracles and was knowledge of Jesus as the Messiah.

"There was knowledge of its existence," she said, "and a view that it might be somewhat anachronistic to the extent that it was created to solve the problem of overcrowding, which had been eased".

"If there were any evidence in those conversations that there was knowledge of any terrorist acts, we know the government would have included it in their charges," Mr. Krantz said.

Key to the creation of Parliament Edits was knowledge of the IP addresses that the legislature uses to connect to the internet, but in 2014, those addresses were changed, leaving Parliament Edits unable to function.

Scientific knowledge was knowledge of causes and scientific explanation consisted in demonstration proving the necessary connection between a cause and its effect from intuitively obvious premises independently of experience.

Occurrent knowledge is knowledge of which one is currently aware.

For her, it's knowledge of the life that enhances appreciation of the work.

The main advantage he has, he says, is knowledge, of his own game and the course.

Often, what the human adds is knowledge of when the computer needs to look more deeply.

"Nothing wrong with housekeeping, but once there is knowledge of the possibility of litigation, that trumps housekeeping," said Mr. Lubet.