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| What you have is a respect for the law, a | knowledge of the principles and a desire to do the bes |
| To facilitate such a | knowledge transfer, EICASLAB was equipped with an “aut |
| managed some lead mines in Wales, acquired a | knowledge of chemistry, and became friendly with Arthu |
| It was a | knowledge based quiz. |
| A judge should just be there with a | knowledge of the law and leave the lawyering to the la |
| With a | knowledge of the specific enthalpy of the fluid, and t |
| He also had a | knowledge of Arabic. |
| generations to come may be able to attain a | knowledge and appreciation of the blues. |
| ssociated with Thomas Harriot and acquired a | knowledge of mathematics and astronomy. |
| en he was fourteen he had already acquired a | knowledge of chemistry. |
| Developing a | knowledge base of various migration flight paths and c |
| Through his work on Lluyd, Ellis developed a | knowledge of other Welshmen at Oxford. |
| KRL is a | knowledge representation language, developed by Daniel |
| as chosen editor, and in this way acquired a | knowledge of the condition of the colonial church. |
| 'Introduction to a | Knowledge of the Law on Real Estates,' 1814. |
| Such methods require a | knowledge of the Avogadro constant, which fixes the pr |
| cted against [a] civilian population, with a | knowledge of the attack" (article 7.1 of the Rome Stat |
| ined their barbarous customs; by imparting a | knowledge of physics he made them live naturally under |
| ble to read and write Latin, and possessed a | knowledge of English law and natural history. |
| ed with the simple truths of the Bible and a | knowledge of the commandments against the mighty and m |
| cience is advanced, but it is by acquiring a | knowledge of the habits and propensities, the contrast |
| as vague and the complaint "framed without a | knowledge of the law of equity." |
| The BLTC network maintains a | knowledge database concerned with many of the most wel |
| a | knowledge of Christianity must be attended by the prac |
| are relatively transparent, many depend on a | knowledge of specific myths or legends. |
| re Library (ITIL) is recognized as lacking a | knowledge management strategy necessary to a service d |
| He has gained a | knowledge of the national agricultural research and de |
| At its heart is a | knowledge representation system that is used to provid |
| nerally not merely an inference engine and a | knowledge base of ~90 rules, but generally was a full- |
| to study medicine and were leaving without a | knowledge of pharmacy. |
| He has a | Knowledge and background of Ayurveda (Indian Medicine) |
| They looked upon a | knowledge of history as indispensable for the achievem |
| He is a change agent for a | knowledge economy and Catallaxy. |
| He acquired a | knowledge of the trade and then set up for himself in |
| Through his historical studies he acquired a | knowledge of palaeography and diplomacy and became pro |
| The Trust is dedicated to preserving a | knowledge and understanding of stone and the landscape |
| ke the Tamil religious life independent of a | knowledge of Sanskrit. |
| y could not be properly understood without a | knowledge of non-human primates and, with Prudence's h |
| dvocacy of the importance to architects of a | knowledge of mathematics, he was in 1833 elected a mem |
| rom his time fighting in France Hubert had a | knowledge of the latest in military architecture, and |
| in the April 1999 Yankee Group white paper A | Knowledge Perspective: The Knowledge Management Produc |
| The Drucker Institute, the book describes a | knowledge work productivity prototype, and identifies |
| Learning by Doing: creation of a | knowledge hub on sexual violence in conflict and effec |
| er youth by providing them with skills and a | knowledge base to reclaim their lives and realize thei |
| re particularly useful for conceptualizing a | knowledge domain or for supporting the creation of a d |
| In this manner a | knowledge structure takes the form of a semantic netwo |
| United States where he studied to acquire a | knowledge of English. |
| Can someone with a | knowledge of Puerto Rican wrestling find or suggest an |
| th horses mostly in the stables and gained a | knowledge about these magnificent creatures like no on |
| at ancient Tamil sea-farers might have had a | knowledge of Australia and Polynesia.The discovery of |
| Ermoldus was a cultured man with a | knowledge of the Latin poets, and his poem, In honorem |
| may issue permits only to persons who have a | knowledge of the official language appropriate to the |
| The MacDonalds, goaded to desperation by a | knowledge of these facts, fought with uncontrollable f |
| is designed to be an online social form of a | knowledge market. |
| Some jokes require a | knowledge of French society, habits, etc. while others |
| A | Knowledge Base article published by Microsoft states t |
| ll themes were written in PHP and required a | knowledge not only of PHP, but of PostNuke, its functi |
| It is a | knowledge management system that provides youth policy |
| He received a | knowledge of mathematical instruments and was inspired |
| e with certainty; and taught that even for a | knowledge of the past he required study and reflection |
| itizing materials and developing plans for a | knowledge network to improve rural community access to |
| Corporate citizens now require access to a | knowledge base of timely, relevant and practical infor |
| She rapidly grew a | knowledge on conditions plants needed. |
| rature history Tz,t and therefore requires a | knowledge of the burial history of the stratigraphic l |
| ect everything ; will someone with more of a | knowledge of his career correct the remaining errors? |
| The task of a | knowledge assessment system is to infer the set of con |
| e play The Merry Wives of Windsor displays a | knowledge of local towns, a Windsor inn, and a local t |
| er; he spoke with force, with effect, with a | knowledge of his subject." |
| erance," "adorned with a splendid life and a | knowledge of the divine dogmas". |
| sing a fairly simple inference engine, and a | knowledge base of ~600 rules. |
| 732) and his successful endeavours to make a | knowledge of English literature accessible to Germany, |
| e beliefs and develops ways to specify how a | knowledge base should change in light of new informati |
| n Brouhaha - A Native American shaman with a | knowledge of natural psychoactive drugs - a parody of |
| de a minimum time spent on a given campus, a | knowledge of the calotte, Latin formulaes and student |
| A | knowledge of such elements is crucial for understandin |
| ail and skill in stone-cutting that reveal a | knowledge of descriptive geometry. |
| His works evince a | knowledge of German literature and practical theology, |
| ooms have an Ethernet network, governed by a | Knowledge Center within the school campus. |
| wati and was able to edit the journal with a | knowledge of both classical and contemporary literatur |
| ed to estimate the return (backscatter) is a | knowledge of the volume or surface illuminated and the |
| Thesis: A | Knowledge Data Base Development Environment |
| t of her sisters, and she joined them with a | knowledge strong and extensive. |
| By his research a | knowledge of the Avestan language was first brought in |
| The case is managed by a | knowledge worker or subject matter expert - health ser |
| Pritchard and Ram Neta, eds., Arguing About | Knowledge, London: Routledge, 2008.) |
| his thought moves up the ladder to absolute | knowledge. |
| d kokugaku thought, the school also absorbed | knowledge from medicine, astronomy and other natural s |
| Mehmet Akif Ersoy had abundant | knowledge concerning traditional eastern literature. |
| The Art of Academia | knowledge and application of academic standards, conve |
| Instead of merely transmitting academic | knowledge, it emphasizes a foundation in virtue, which |
| nsidered at least equal in merit to academic | knowledge. |
| eir children a strong foundation of academic | knowledge and biblical wisdom. |
| the Matrix again with all their accumulated | knowledge and experience from then on. |
| Wanting to make this accumulated | knowledge useful, he described the history of the civi |
| tently cut his deck to a copy of Accumulated | Knowledge. |
| making, and valuing people and accumulating | knowledge within the organisation |
| and offshore oil operations require accurate | knowledge of ocean circulation patterns, to minimize i |
| ivated mind… is competent to gather accurate | knowledge of things… because the mind is fundamentally |
| Stepney had a full and accurate | knowledge of German affairs, and was a great letter-wr |
| acological receptor models preceded accurate | knowledge of receptors by many years. |
| Historically, accurate | knowledge of the positions of the Sun, Moon, planets a |
| place fed on it exhibited to men an accurate | knowledge of futurity by their entrails. |
| and that its admission without the accused's | knowledge would not result in the denial of a full and |
| a comprehensive drug resource; to other ACP | knowledge resources, including guidelines, the Medical |
| the range and form of these trails acquiesce | knowledge regarding the charge, mass, direction of mot |
| nglish lere also meaning to learn or acquire | knowledge of (something). |
| s Studio and incorporated his newly acquired | knowledge into his works. |
| However, the level of acquired | knowledge within the Forest Keeper section means that |
| ists of the cognitive expression of acquired | knowledge and experience. |
| h consul, Edward Stringer, while he acquired | knowledge of the spoken languages of the Levant. |
| To have learned is to have acquired | knowledge. |
| t of information and application of acquired | knowledge, the intention of the institute is to cultiv |
| He was fond of reading and acquired | knowledge of a number of languages. |
| they also had no plan to put their acquired | knowledge to good use. |
| ter technique or power as a student acquires | knowledge and experience. |
| set out to go to another town for acquiring | knowledge. |
| n and reasoning all other means of acquiring | knowledge named by others, such as through 'words' can |
| ic discovery as understanding that acquiring | knowledge of nature meant understanding man as well; t |
| l to them, and then slowly work at acquiring | knowledge about how to build a collection. |
| in learning the Tamil language and acquiring | knowledge of the history, art, literature and culture |
| he discussion on means, if any, of acquiring | knowledge outside sensation and well founded reasoning |
| w participants to discover the direct action | knowledge they already possess. |
| by Chris Mahoney (AKA chiptune artist Active | Knowledge) as a means to spread awareness of the chipt |
| Active | Knowledge |
| There, students acquire essential activist | knowledge and skills. |
| ot own a drawing tablet, and that his actual | knowledge of Photoshop is limited, compared to most ma |
| top archdiocese official) had direct, actual | knowledge that substantial numbers of children in the |
| that: (a) the provider does not have actual | knowledge of illegal activity or information and, as r |
| elihood of illegality, rather than an actual | knowledge of the statute being violated. |
| nd that they were in possession their actual | knowledge was irrelevant. |
| te history's grand master displays his acute | knowledge of American history as well as his keen imag |
| n assertion without conveying any additional | knowledge, and are a key tool in the design of cryptog |
| to intrude into the system without adequate | knowledge of it. |
| , 60% of the population should have adequate | knowledge of beneficial nutritional practices. |
| - eClerx selected to the MAKE (Most Admired | Knowledge Enterprises) India Finalist group for the se |
| enzies always denied that he had had advance | knowledge of Petrov's defection, although he did not d |
| Internal Security, Karl Vorster, had advance | knowledge of the attack, allowed it to continue, and e |
| of the Regent Moray, of which he had advance | knowledge), he engaged in depredations on the English |
| by computer selection preventing the advance | knowledge of assignment of specific EVMs to polling st |
| d around the country that could help advance | knowledge of the past. |
| national academic reputation, and to advance | knowledge, wisdom and understanding". |
| and faculty work collaboratively to advance | knowledge in social work practice, policy, and researc |
| It is this journalist's advance | knowledge of the plot to kidnap Aldo Moro, a former It |
| ree commission were supposed to have advance | knowledge of these names. |
| s include that the US government had advance | knowledge of the attacks, that the military deliberate |
| e 1983 NFL Draft to get him, despite advance | knowledge that 1983 would be a particularly strong dra |
| work or use environments on Earth to advance | knowledge of other planets. |
| on for policy making, rather than to advance | knowledge for knowledge's sake. |
| ks English fluently and also has an advanced | knowledge of German and Russian . |
| Prerequisite: advanced | knowledge of a foreign language. |
| siness school nurturing talent and advancing | knowledge in a multinational and multicultural learnin |
| His research work contributed to advancing | knowledge on the Rhesus factor. |
| Jensen's research involves advancing | knowledge of the physical characteristics of metal str |
| iness school, nurturing talent and advancing | knowledge in a multinational, multicultural environmen |
| promoting and advancing | knowledge about the causes, prevention and treatment o |
| The book advocated | knowledge and sensuality in erotic life. |
| f an aid trip arranged by the churches after | knowledge of the living conditions in the country's or |
| An ontology is a part of the agent's | knowledge base that describes what kind of things an a |
| on the gifts that were given many years ago: | knowledge of the Bible, and the certainty of God's unf |
| ributions to the advancement of agricultural | knowledge. |
| Lacking agricultural | knowledge, planters continued to raise cotton the same |
| sseans needed to possess greater agriculture | knowledge and skills if the South was to ever truly re |
| l implementation of the program and its AIML | knowledge base. |
| urity product which is still sold by Aladdin | Knowledge Systems. |
| EliaShim was acquired by Aladdin | Knowledge Systems in December 1998. |
| , in principle (though not in practice), all | knowledge can be gained by the power of our reason alo |
| faction, he being evidently deficient in all | knowledge of the principles of construction, though a |
| uced varying results; at first he denied all | knowledge of the plot; then he confessed both Walpole' |
| ted "sensationalism," a theory that says all | knowledge comes from the senses and that there are no |
| Canadian conspiracy, of which they deny all | knowledge. |
| was never a member of the SS and denied all | knowledge of the Holocaust, saying that he had “only h |
| Venatori strategy has been to obliterate all | knowledge and talk about the Old Gods and Demons, ther |
| Thus all | knowledge, all science, necessarily involves the forma |
| him that the secret to enlightenment and all | knowledge is already within himself. |
| Broadhead denied all | knowledge, and offered a reward for information. |
| ut to sign a statement and verbally deny all | knowledge of police corruption in the LAPD. |
| He was responsible for protecting all | knowledge and legends as well as chronicling all event |
| impossible to understand and comprehend all | knowledge, but Van der Hoeven was a rather old fashion |
| Eon de Beaumont denied all | knowledge of any such transaction and of Musgrave hims |
| dmitted his complicity, but Hayes denied all | knowledge of the murder. |
| agreement about the United States and Allied | knowledge and actions during the Holocaust, this book |
| t does encourage it to be visited and allows | knowledge about it to be enhanced. |
| haracters related to ancient and almost-lost | knowledge in the videogames Chrono Trigger and Xenogea |
| f Mathematica software and the Wolfram Alpha | knowledge engine. |
| atus as a compilation of already-established | knowledge and its thorough citation of earlier sources |
| He has an amazing | knowledge of the Scriptures and a willingness to deal |
| pe Village, TTC MICD, DAKC (Dhirubhai Ambani | Knowledge City) areas. |
| Dhirubhai Ambani | Knowledge City is a technology park located on the Tha |
| ted for companies including Bank of America, | Knowledge Universe, Bell Canada. |
| Mad Amos' | knowledge of the occult and the fantastic brings him a |
| the Italian was to follow up this amplified | knowledge. |
| Lurkmore.ru was started as an | knowledge base of internet memes centered on 2ch.ru, t |
| the murderer must have possessed anatomical | knowledge to have sliced out the reproductive organs i |
| Modern technology and ancestral | knowledge are mixing very well in this small vineyard. |
| The Cauldron of Memory: Retrieving Ancestral | Knowledge & Wisdom |
| ight evidence that demonstrates that ancient | knowledge of yoga is not limited to the Indian subcont |
| down Vima-Da-Boda, and draw upon her ancient | knowledge, then head for seclusion with their children |
| ago and now seek to recover the lost ancient | knowledge of their people. |
| ic theory included Kemet, Afrocentricity and | Knowledge (1990), and An Afrocentric Manifesto (2007). |
| company set up to draw on the experience and | knowledge of HSBC Finance Corporation. |
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