Sentence examples for whole of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Brockhaus, throughout its existence, has faithfully followed a system in which the whole of knowledge has been categorized into very specific topics.

Leśniewski's three systems form a grand logic and provide a universal language to capture the whole of knowledge.

Rather, sociology is the science that comes after all the others; and as the final science, it must assume the task of coordinating the development of the whole of knowledge.

With its place at the top of the scale, the sociology of the Course recapitulates the whole of knowledge, while the sciences that precede it are but one immense introduction to this final science.

To order knowledge systematically, for Kant, means to subsume or unify it under fewer and fewer principles in light of the idea of one "whole of knowledge" so that its parts are exhibited in their necessary connections (cf. 646/B674).

The idea of the form of a whole of knowledge is thus said to postulate "complete unity in the knowledge obtained by the understanding, by which this knowledge is to be not a mere contingent aggregate, but a system connected according to necessary laws" (A646/B676).

That didn't require a whole lot of knowledge about those places or the dynamics of crime in those places.

And there's whole tracts of knowledge in there that you can do without being able to articulate it".

I'm in the not team, scrabbling round in the disorder of my crumbling memory, whole areas of knowledge blanked out under pressure.

"The availability of a whole universe of knowledge and inspiration in one place is something highly underrated, as is the importance of encouraging minds, young and old, on the pathway to discovery.

As an idealistic young black man there was a whole universe of knowledge to be acquired about how this industry handles the question of race in America, and this was vital to one's survival.