And yet here is one case where knowledge of a playwright's masked life unlocks the depth beneath trivia.
Language graduates have got research jobs or development work in the European Union or the United Nations, where knowledge of at least two foreign languages is often required.
"In the coming year I will be redoubling my efforts to overcome this fear factor and also to reach suppliers overseas where knowledge of the GCA remains low".
The terror attacks mobilized support for what a joint Congressional investigation called "an effective all-source terrorism information fusion center," where knowledge of terrorist activities can be collected, shared, matched, analyzed and acted upon.
According to the Missouri courts, "probable cause" exists where "knowledge of the particular facts and circumstances is sufficient to warrant a prudent person's belief that a suspect has committed an offense".
For instance, one user marked as having paid for their account to be deleted can be tracked to a specific tower block in London, where knowledge of their date of birth and appearance would easily identify them to friends or spouses.
"Beyond the obvious – such as solicitors, barristers, barristers' clerks and court legal advisers (also sometimes called court/magistrates clerks), legal executives, paralegals or licensed conveyancers – there are other careers where knowledge of law and the legal system would prove invaluable," says Margaret Holbrough, a careers adviser at Graduate Prospects.
This is where knowledge of evolution the central unifying theory of biology is of crucial importance.
There are numerous cases where knowledge of the outcome can make a narrative more, not less suspenseful.
In engineering domains, where knowledge of the internal structure already exists, the explicit knowledge approach is particularly fruitful.
Anal, rectal, skin, mucal, and respiratory swabs are typical clinical samples where knowledge of relative bacterial abundance might make distinction between asymptomatic carriers and symptomatic cases.
