Knowledge in a sentence

Equipped with the right knowledge, and a ruler, volunteers will help update the existing knowledge on wild orchids.

Knowledge Graph is used as a base of knowledge that expresses in graph form the relationships among people or things.

For some of us knowledge in a specific field is enough while for others who love accumulate knowledge nothing is enough.

And again, when we refer to knowledge, we refer to the knowledge of the deen of Allah subhanahu wa ta’ala.

In addition to his keen knowledge of fashion, Gunn has an almost encyclopedic knowledge of design history.

Feng and English) The Tao Te Ching praises self-gained knowledge with emphasis on that knowledge being gained with humility.

I have gained a wealth of knowledge since joining, and I want to share my enthusiasm, knowledge and experience with other women.

Knowledge may be gained from books, but the love of knowledge is transmitted only by personal contact.

We are already in a knowledge-based economy and when you talk of knowledge, the first thing is ICT.

There is the knowledge that can be learned in the classroom and then there’s the knowledge that comes from experience and traveling.

Dewey believed the shared knowledge of many to be far superior to a single individual's knowledge.

The characteristic of the poor is that they don’t use knowledge; rather, they discount knowledge.

Many faculty have peripheral knowledge (such as knowledge of Ladino language, etc) which they can choose to bring into their classes.

Denied any knowledge He denied any knowledge of the attack on DCI Caldwell, and had no suspicions anything was planned, the court heard.

The man admitted knowledge of the marijuana but denied knowledge of the cocaine and ecstasy.

Every new chunk of knowledge can theoretically be combined with every other knowledge chunk.

His knowledge is rudimentary, tsewitseway, folktales with very little verifiable knowledge.

Both areas of knowledge were united by philosophy, or the trunk of the tree of knowledge.

We must have to tap from his knowledge and cannot afford to toy with that, for knowledge and experience are things one can never buy or borrow.

In the mode, the people shared their knowledge of medicinal plants with every encounter and combined this knowledge to develop better remedies.