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| n up-to-date account of the current state of | knowledge about a subject. |
| gested a new categorization and breakdown of | knowledge, and a revision of university curriculum. |
| Anyone with | knowledge (or a good set of Andrus' records) want to h |
| ow how to access information; have a working | knowledge of a second foreign language and sensitive t |
| The commander had no | knowledge that a German U-boat was in the area of Cret |
| There was however no local | knowledge of a church or chapel. |
| e, an ontology is a formal representation of | knowledge as a set of concepts within a domain, and th |
| Applicants must have basic | knowledge befitting a Korean national; such as underst |
| siness school nurturing talent and advancing | knowledge in a multinational and multicultural learnin |
| Localizing | Knowledge in a Globalizing World. |
| Love, Power and | Knowledge: Towards a Feminist Transformation of the Sc |
| It requires prior | knowledge of a DNA sequence, including differences bet |
| HIKE (HPKB integrated | knowledge environment)- a query interface and integrat |
| nstitute for Scientific Information's Web of | Knowledge compiles a Highly Cited list composed of the |
| Common | knowledge is a special kind of knowledge for a group o |
| t learns a heavenly doctrine, transfers that | knowledge into a better earthly life through the congr |
| tially DoD spokesman Flex Plexico denied any | knowledge of a hunger strike. |
| aw the rising popularity of the sociology of | knowledge as a neutralization and a betrayal of Marxis |
| s store all of their libraries, records, and | knowledge on a single starship together with cryogenic |
| Vic Reeves' Vast Book of World | Knowledge - a surreal encyclopaedia with text and artw |
| , Humanities, Science, Psychology, Theory of | Knowledge, and a foreign language in the IB Diploma ye |
| integrating communities, building skills and | knowledge through a diverse programme of international |
| tead considered himself receiving scientific | knowledge in a spontaneous manner from angels. |
| trongly pro-Union in sentiment, there was no | knowledge of a C.S.A. burial ground. |
| by John Stuckey on 'The Vanity of all Human | Knowledge,' with a dedication to Priestley. |
| Just as | knowledge contains a permanent intelligible element ov |
| study (lernen) was not information, nor even | knowledge, but a lifelong exposure to the sacred texts |
| It assesses clinical | knowledge through a traditional, multiple-choice exami |
| duates to apply their new values, skills and | knowledge to a career in the fashion industry. |
| he band's latest release, To The Secrets And | Knowledge, is a continuation of the one-man project. |
| Organizing | Knowledge in a Semantic Web for Pathology |
| been involved, and that he had no first-hand | knowledge of a nuclear test. |
| nologies in order to compile the declarative | knowledge into a network designed to efficiently suppo |
| Expert Common | Knowledge is a trivia computer game released by Expert |
| acquired impressive Talmudic and Kabbalistic | knowledge at a young age. |
| (Society for the dissemination of scientific | knowledge) was a cultural center of the VEB cable plan |
| Knowledge of a Lie symmetry can be used to simplify an | |
| His ability to assimilate | knowledge was a revelation. |
| ronment for furthering medical education and | knowledge, as a multi-disciplinary and multi-specialty |
| by Chris Mahoney (AKA chiptune artist Active | Knowledge) as a means to spread awareness of the chipt |
| On June 1, 2007 it became public | knowledge that a Republican activist, lawyer Dana Jill |
| He was fond of reading and acquired | knowledge of a number of languages. |
| ics, and much more help to form the basis of | knowledge for a medical career. |
| d represent a distillation of the collective | knowledge about a set of related biochemical reactions |
| the Dewsbury Markaz or Dar ul Ulum (House of | Knowledge), is a mosque in the Savile Town area of Dew |
| Hawaiian islands in terms of ornithological | knowledge for a time. |
| The death penalty for rape (s.16) and carnal | knowledge of a girl under ten (s.17) was abolished by |
| earch, which can be developed by people with | knowledge of a certain subject. |
| In terms of | knowledge representation, a living graph (also referre |
| In terms of | knowledge representation, a Burger Diagram / Hamburger |
| None of them had any | knowledge of a warning having been sent in time to mak |
| February 29 - Christopher Columbus uses his | knowledge of a lunar eclipse this night to convince Ja |
| American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining | Knowledge was a monthly magazine based in Boston, Mass |
| Acquire the transcendental | knowledge from a Self-realized master by humble revere |
| ell, Sean Combs, and Wallace of having prior | knowledge of a robbery that resulted in him being shot |
| viously, Milletti led product development at | Knowledge Revolution, a developer of educational and e |
| iness school, nurturing talent and advancing | knowledge in a multinational, multicultural environmen |
| The narrator sees and uses his | knowledge as a way to help whereas Hoja uses his knowl |
| The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of | Knowledge is a 1995 non-fiction book by Jeremy Narby. |
| e starred as 'Janet' in the 1979 TV film The | Knowledge about a group of aspiring Londoners learning |
| sent all forms of declarative and procedural | knowledge as a network, and then develop network proce |
| So as a student you ask for physical | knowledge as a musician ask for Timing Taals etc. |
| indeed useful and he has advanced historical | knowledge by a good bit, although he did it more with |
| for the diagnosis of disease is based on the | knowledge that a disease located at one place in the b |
| is interviews with Sereny, Stangl denied any | knowledge of a group called the ODESSA. |
| Prerequisite: advanced | knowledge of a foreign language. |
| every security consultant has the skills and | knowledge of a locksmith. |
| etween the model components and the piece of | knowledge: "has a", "is version of", "is homolog to", |
| that is not certain and is only based on the | knowledge that Aberdeenshire is where other people bea |
| anguages of which the possessed has no prior | knowledge; supernatural abilities and strength; knowle |
| was more informal, based more on individual | knowledge and ability than upon heredity. |
| d half of Mr. Hulbert's energy, professional | knowledge, physical ability, or manner of handling men |
| rformed thousands of autopsies, and used his | knowledge of about twelve languages to keep abreast of |
| ing TV themes and film taglines, and general | knowledge questions about specific years. |
| Yes, I know, it's a crude procedure, but my | knowledge is about history, not about medicine. |
| The current global | knowledge include Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abus |
| IFA's mission is to enrich the practice, | knowledge, public access to, and experience of the art |
| to employ photojournalists with strong local | knowledge and access to areas considered too dangerous |
| to employ and train Iraqis, with more local | knowledge and access to areas now perilous for Western |
| this recognition as an acknowledgment of his | knowledge, influence, access, discretion and all-round |
| ure in order to make that earlier scientific | knowledge more accessible to the recipient culture. |
| Knowledge in accord with its present life experiences. | |
| r and identity of all those who possess such | knowledge, since according to Hujviri, those who hold |
| tics and acquired a very extensive classical | knowledge, and, according to Photius, a style of Attic |
| : To increase the level of public scientific | knowledge, and accordingly, explain evolution to the T |
| in the United Reformed Church, and using his | knowledge of accounting picked up as working for the I |
| would be regular and continuous over time as | knowledge steadily accumulates and society gradually e |
| which indicates that the builders had expert | knowledge and accurate measuring devices to achieve th |
| ute to the standards of practice and body of | knowledge for achieving continuous improvement in the |
| Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description | |
| ded to have been some degree of governmental | knowledge and acquiescence in Willman's actions to fin |
| e, according to Welch, he was used "with his | knowledge and acquiescence as the price he consciously |
| these studies had given Kaiba the skills and | knowledge to acquire less than Gozaburo's half of the |
| ss and cautiously plan in advance, using the | knowledge they acquire, in order to act in the most ap |
| bert Stephenson, giving him the ball and the | knowledge he acquired in captivity. |
| dered an autodidact, attributing most of his | knowledge and acquired skills through his self-funded |
| standpoint of modern medical science, of the | knowledge so acquired. |
| uities were being opened rapidly to European | knowledge and acquisition. |
| Radio 1 are seeking to make use of the local | knowledge available across the corporation. |
| work should be contemplated as a pattern of | knowledge, an act that must be distinguished, at least |
| nd many other organizations Eaton shared her | knowledge of acting and stagecraft- writing and direct |
| here is an emphasis on learning and building | knowledge through action-reflection-action. |
| es to use media as creative tools for public | knowledge and action. |
| work" includes the philosophical concepts of | knowledge and action: they become one in the person wh |
| agreement about the United States and Allied | knowledge and actions during the Holocaust, this book |
| n's heritage and program, but translate that | knowledge into active support. |
| Abt has taken much of their racing | knowledge and adapted it for the street, making the co |
| Building on local | knowledge, he adapted foreign technology through a pro |
| I don't have enough | knowledge to add the section myself, but I think it co |
| Zafimaniry woodworking | knowledge was added by UNESCO to the list of the Intan |
| cy does not prohibit editors with specialist | knowledge from adding their knowledge to Wikipedia, bu |
| oston University's CAS stresses a breadth of | knowledge in addition to the deeper studies within a s |
| Arabic, of which he had already gained some | knowledge, and addressed himself to the study of the I |
| ing resources or steal passwords without the | knowledge of administrators and users of affected syst |
| nursing leadership, the school will discover | knowledge to advance health, improve quality of care a |
| He knew local geography well and used that | knowledge to advantage in battles against the Italians |
| the primitivism of the time, and the lack of | knowledge; and advocated the expansion of knowledge an |
| ng and launching model rockets, and furthers | knowledge of aerospace and space exploration. |
| on totally foreign at the start and make its | knowledge and aesthetics well-known and accessible to |
| How | Knowledge and Affluence Change Consumers and Producers |
| per his will, dedicated to “the diffusion of | knowledge by affording free access to all desiring it. |
| ities that they wish to enhance with greater | knowledge of Africa, the Middle Passage, and the peopl |
| His | knowledge of African studies was so vast that he was u |
| "It is common | knowledge that African men, coming from the continent |
| Chevalier was a prolific contributor to the | knowledge of African plants, studying forest trees and |
| amed with Andrew Gold to form the duo Common | Knowledge, which, after two unsuccessful singles chang |
| ”Trilogy of | Knowledge” once again featured the orchestral composit |
| ted in the list of commissioners without his | knowledge and against his will, and that his signature |
| sub-standard and it was released without his | knowledge and against his wishes. |
| AN V PLAYER: A chosen fan answers 10 general | knowledge questions against a City player |
| Communication at the | knowledge level: Agents may communicate with each othe |
| al lawyer, Arjun Kapoor (Arjun Rampal) whose | knowledge and aggressive interpretation of the law mak |
| Without the other three band members' | knowledge, Fogerty agreed to a tax shelter scheme prop |
| released in November 2004 without Shannon's | knowledge and agreement. |
| decades putting into practice his developing | knowledge of agricultural production. |
| He put to good advantage his | knowledge about agriculture and city planning to found |
| lication of their own and foreign scientific | knowledge in agriculture, which is affiliated with the |
| government partnership dedicated to develop | knowledge in agriculture, human and natural resources, |
| eral, unsuccessful, he thus acquired a solid | knowledge of agriculture. |
| The Night Ferry - A Compendium of | Knowledge to aid conversations between strangers |
| Aircraft Factory at Farnborough to apply his | knowledge to aircraft design, working, amongst other t |
| a, rather than Hamas; while Hamas denied any | knowledge of Akal, stating that they limited all their |
| iform than any other living person; his deep | knowledge of Akkadian informed his discerning view of |
| s well-known to viewers for his encyclopedic | knowledge of Alabama geography. |
| rst EP was created with virtually no outside | knowledge, the album may be similarly produced behind |
| es both contributed in different ways to the | knowledge of alcohol production. |
| t the motion to 'recognise and publicise the | knowledge that alcohol use is more harmful than cannab |
| sed a motion to 'recognise and publicise the | knowledge that alcohol use is more harmful than cannab |
| Some villages in Indonesia had local | knowledge that alerted them.) |
| legal upgrade in Season Five, Gunn also has | knowledge of all legal codes, both human and demon, as |
| a definition of all virtue (since it implies | knowledge of all good and evil) and therefore, since c |
| mber of gallons in the reservoir is required | knowledge of all freshmen (plebes) at the Military Aca |
| s at their comfort level and expanding their | knowledge in all they do. |
| Reilly's | knowledge of all matters pertaining to his arm of the |
| He was known as having an encyclopedic | knowledge of all things sports, especially at the loca |
| (2001), Our Master Plan (1998), The Book of | Knowledge, (1988), All You Have in Common (1984), The |
| a member, I will to the best of my skill and | knowledge discharge all my duties according to law, an |
| erience of the divine mind, therefore it has | knowledge of all beings. |
| begins with an extended claim of first-hand | knowledge of all things, in a fashion found later in t |
| compete in Hippology annually, showing their | knowledge of all things "horse". |
| We do not hold that anyone can equal the | knowledge of Allah Most High, or possess it independen |
| Knowledge management allows an organization to benefit | |
| the neighbourhood for his intelligence, his | knowledge about almost anything, his hobbies (dancing |
| This budding public | knowledge of Alpha's products created the first true d |
| at information into the rudimentary frame of | knowledge he already has about the topic. |
| him that the secret to enlightenment and all | knowledge is already within himself. |
| w participants to discover the direct action | knowledge they already possess. |
| Alternatively, the channel | knowledge can also be directly measured at the receive |
| famous not only for his extensive rabbinical | knowledge, but also as a preacher. |
| hile Quentin took other Immortals' power and | knowledge without also taking their lives, Kortan stil |
| Knowledge management also impact the request managemen | |
| It's a lot more than three to my | knowledge it's also shown in Billy Liar and The Spy Wh |
| His professional | knowledge was also of great use during the plague scar |
| with this level of income, and insufficient | knowledge about alternative sources of funding, mobile |
| two years as a chaplain and had an extensive | knowledge of alternative religions, had competed again |
| He believed that human | knowledge will always be limited in relation to the co |
| 0 men who spoke perfect English and had some | knowledge of American idiom were found, 30-40 men who |
| Krueger had extensive | knowledge of American cinema, particularly the films o |
| t Institute of Chicago, reported that to his | knowledge no American public art gallery had "started |
| te history's grand master displays his acute | knowledge of American history as well as his keen imag |
| lady of most uncommon sense, cleverness and | knowledge of American affairs". |
| Fowler disclaimed any | knowledge of American English and "by implication" (ac |
| After his return to England his | knowledge of American affairs were called into requisi |
| orting requirement, victims or others having | knowledge of an incident of sexual abuse must not be d |
| Possessing encyclopedic | knowledge and an impressive vocabulary (and a voraciou |
| s works include Colonialism and its Forms of | Knowledge (1996), An Anthropologist Among the Historia |
| f empirical conditions to a close, to obtain | knowledge of an 'absolute totality' of conditions, thu |
| It does not require the | knowledge of an archaeologist, however, to grasp the h |
| The core of the model consists of: Theory of | Knowledge (TOK); an Extended Essay; and Creativity, Ac |
| nd similar types of efforts strengthened his | knowledge of an informal type of educational outreach |
| This | knowledge includes an understanding of styles, brewing |
| about which he writes, “This is a system of | knowledge of an amazing and extraordinary character, i |
| est one in Ware County and asked anyone with | knowledge of an older one to contact her at the Herita |
| ophical position concerning the sociology of | knowledge and an official doctrine of public intellect |
| preter cannot be an art, a definable body of | knowledge or an ordered system of skills,” but instead |
| In late 1997, LeapFrog won the backing of | Knowledge Universe, an educational and marketing congl |
| , within the 'conscious' realm the drive for | knowledge about an intelligible universe controlled by |
| great smoothness of metre, a wide extent of | knowledge, and an abundant multiplicity of images; the |
| about a young serial killer who imparts his | knowledge to an eager pupil. |
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