I have no knowledge of it whatsoever.
Her knowledge of art was skimpy.
We have a rudimentary knowledge of it.
It requires beginner-level knowledge of Subversion and some general knowledge of version control systems.
Ages ago, people had little knowledge of faraway lands.
A knowledge of astronomy is essential to understanding the Earth.
How should we have new knowledge of that fading past?
So the teacher has more knowledge of pedagogy and psychology.
He wants to widen his knowledge of the industry.
The judging is based on contestants' knowledge of Mayan culture and the beauty of their costumes.
Performance depends on knowledge of the phonological structure of everyday words.
We failed to inculcate our children with the knowledge of love.
If you do not have domain knowledge of the Business area, try to work with people that can provide this knowledge.
Years of instrumental practice, knowledge of repertoire and study of theory are necessary to approach this sort of genius.
Effective public and political oversight requires detailed knowledge of agency activities;
To claim any knowledge of wine one must at least own a cellar.
Others are well-paid managers or professionals who have specialist knowledge of an industry.
This scheme works well for aspects that require very little knowledge of the underlying system.
This is embodied in the lack of knowledge of objective things and the paranoia in subjective perception of things.
With intimate knowledge of the intrinsic structure of the jar, intruders made an inviting interpretation of its intricacy.
Their pursuit of knowledge of the afterlife and the mystical made them feared and respected members of their tribes.
"Then you will have knowledge of righteousness and right acting, and upright behaviour, even of every good way."
Losses make the speculator studious — not profits. Take advantage of every loss to improve your knowledge of market action.
At the end of the novel, it's helpful to recall the narrator's uneasiness about his limited knowledge of Wright.
Both interpreting and translation presuppose a certain love of language and deep knowledge of more than one tongue.
And Hiram sent in the navy his servants, shipmen that had knowledge of the sea, with the servants of Solomon.
The teacher said, his classroom is read aloud attention to beauty, a thirst for knowledge of beauty.
It seems not enough that the philosopher have knowledge of the forms but this knowledge has to be supplemented by experience, by judgment and by a kind of practical rationality.
He enthusiastically demonstrated his encyclopedic knowledge of "American Idol" and his excitement at seeing the "Transformers" movie.
People had poor knowledge of reproductive health universally, health education on premarital targets sh owed to be effective.
After his prison breaks, Hinds used his intellect and knowledge of the British legal system to gain pardon.
Without knowledge of the social prejudices attached to Subei people, their lowly position in Shanghai's labor force would defy understanding.
It's that knowledge of the long-term fundamentals that make so many of us so leery of the current cyclical bull market.
“The Ethiopian amber is of great importance for improving our knowledge of the evolutionary history of terrestrial arthropods, plants and Fungi,” wrote the researchers.
Unfortunately, PLM has no knowledge of the importance of any workload running in the partitions and, therefore, cannot readjust priority based on the changes of workload types.
The words you speak aloud are now translated into speech and you have knowledge of producing the items as well as a memory of hearing them.
It has to convey the knowledge of that one specific piece of information without directly overlapping with information in other topic-based chunks.
I know my knowledge of nutrition is spotty at best, so in my efforts to eat better, I asked a bunch of nutritionists for meal ideas.
It was from out the rind of one apple tasted, that the knowledge of good and evil, as two twins cleaving together, leaped forth into the world.
One of the most important characteristics distinguishing man from all other forms of nature is his knowledge of transitoriness, of beginning and end, and therefore of the gift of time.
This is because it requires knowledge of the structures used by the kernel to correctly format the information contained in the system dump image.
In addition to his affinity for trial scenes and knowledge of legal intricacies, Shakespeare's plays abound with dialogue that has special meaning for lawyers.
But we should also be working to incorporate into the curriculum our new knowledge of music's beneficial effect on the developing brain.
The outside world's knowledge of the regime in Pyongyang is minimal and China may not want to offend an old ally.
"Wilde was a man of great, intense feelings, who behind the lightness of his writing, behind a mask of frivolity or cynicism, hid a deep knowledge of the mysterious value of life," he said.
The author has an encyclopedic knowledge of his subject, weaving together reminiscences from both sides, statistics and technical details into the broader picture.
The end and aim of spying in all its five varieties is knowledge of the enemy; and this knowledge can only be derived, in the first instance, from the converted spy. Hence it is essential that the converted spy be treated with the utmost liberality.
As these six tendencies help to govern our business dealings, our societal involvements and our personal relationships, knowledge of the rules of persuasion can truly be thought of as empowerment.
In addition, they assume that both the sender and the receiver have full knowledge of the message context and do not encode any meta-information such as the names or types of the arguments.
Greater knowledge of the size of remittance flows has helped policy-makers focus on the issue and encouraged politicians to eliminate restrictions that make it difficult to send money.
For example, training a global sales force may require knowledge of sales reps' individualized needs, as well as an understanding of the business environment in which the sales take place.
The RUP certification randomly tests skills across all subject areas, ensuring that a certified RUP specialist has considerable knowledge of the entire process framework, not just part of it.
Confidently expressing your expert opinion will often go a long way towards helping clients realize that they employ web designers for a lot more than knowledge of design software, HTML and CSS.
Evert Henkes said, ″ We believe that the joint venture will benefit from Shell′s strength in construction, marketing and technology; as well as from CNOOC′s leadership in foreign cooperation and good knowledge of the Chinese business environment.″
Consumers going out to shop for products were accustomed to dealing with poorly trained salespeople with little knowledge of the products they sell and little interest in helping their customers.
Soil and water conservation fuzzy expert system is that the fuzzy technology is introduced into expert system to deal with fuzzy and indeterminate knowledge of expert in soil and water conservation.
"I will go to the great men and have talk with them; for they have knowledge of the way of the Lord and of the behaviour desired by their God. But as for these, their one purpose is a broken yoke and burst bands."
Mass media such as broadcasting, television, newspapers and magazines, shall carry out publicity on the knowledge of prevention and control of AIDS, regularly broadcast or publish relevant public welfare advertisements, and offer expense reduction or exemption for publicity for prevention and contro
This knowledge often results from applying tact, intelligence, experience, and judgment to the situation.
