Predictions are wholly knowledge-based and interpretable.
On one reading of this remark, Descartes is explicitly embracing the consequence of having defined knowledge wholly in terms of unshakable conviction: he's conceding that achieving the brand of knowledge he seeks is compatible with being — "absolutely speaking" — in error.
Human knowledge is wholly intertwined with precarious, constantly changing nature.
He left Out of Town without his New Yorker — it had sold out — but with the knowledge, not wholly comforting, that he could read it online.
Nothing in principle rules out the possibility that the course of experience will be such that our present system of knowledge becomes wholly useless, and that in constructing a new one we find that arithmetic is of no use.
Nevertheless, FDI inflow to Mexico more than 55% came from North America25 did not wholly translate into effective knowledge sharing, access, or accumulation, and this may have been attributable to the new patent regime as well as to weak S&T policy.
Graduate school is a fantastic and unique opportunity to dedicate yourself wholly to the pursuit of knowledge, even if you often find yourself panicking from __________ attacks of terror about what the future holds.
In his laboratory, I was fortunate to work with Irit Lax, who is an extremely skilled experimenter and wholly generous in sharing her knowledge.
We believe that it is not only wholly unrealistic to require perfect knowledge of patients' values before implementing palliative interventions at the end of life, but it is also potentially inhumane.
At no other time, as an adult, are you so wholly reliant on other people's knowledge and expertise.
Such knowledge appeared to be wholly independent of perception, having achieved a degree of necessity and universality that was unattainable by merely empirical methods.
