Sentences with phrase «immediate knowledge»

Keep in mind that very few of your connections will have immediate knowledge of vacancies in your field.

This results in immediate knowledge about whether the news are positive or negative for a currency pair and the expected impact.

Interactive videos help users identify learning areas they should focus on and provide immediate knowledge checks, which helps with retention of learning.

People today, particularly the younger generation, want immediate knowledge and quick results, and even when they see a therapist, they resist the traditional idea of being a «patient.»

As companies like Shopify scale, managers inevitably lose that immediate knowledge of what's going on every day, and so the folks at Shopify unleashed the wisdom of its crowd.

The age of ubiquitous and immediate knowledge has finished off what the sixties began, and there's no turning back.

Nor is it otherwise on the presuppositions of philosophers generally, who concur in analyzing the phrase «immediate knowledge» as expressing a self - contradiction and hence as meaningless.

Moreover, he declares that God is so highly exalted above the creatures that his immediate knowledge of all their states does not constitute a tyrannical or objectionable invasion of their rightful privacies.53

They attempted to start from something which is in our immediate knowledge.

It is these occasions of which we have immediate knowledge; or more accurately, the experiences we speak of as ours (both conscious and unconscious) are these occasions.

She needs personal, immediate knowledge of Agathon — the form of the good — in order to live out the parts of her life that make her most human.

Congress will have direct & immediate knowledge of these campaigns and / or the percentage of individuals for or against particular legislative bills or actions.

We want to take the immediate knowledge students have and then push them — but not so much that they won't want to come back and try again.»

An author should realize, too, that a perfect pitch might not register for reasons beyond the author's immediate knowledge or control — anything from personal likes and dislikes to imperfect timing (the agent has just signed up a similar work or has a book in the same category that is performing poorly).

There can be no change in respiration, blood pressure, oxygen levels or heartbeat without our immediate knowledge.

Most executives do not have the time to spare, or the immediate knowledge of all the fundamental technical requirements, to put together a strong ECQ package.