Sentences with phrase «knowledge at»

Tovey's tale defends the need for funding that allows scientists to follow a wild hunch, or study a crazy notion, even if it seems there is little use for the knowledge at the time.

«The background is that the skeptics keep referring back to it and I'd like to prove that it is a schematic and it isn't based on real data, but on presumed knowledge at some point around the late 1980s.

You have no scientific knowledge at all yet you smear honest scientists who are doing a great job despite the harassment they are receiving from the likes of you.

In describing techniques as becoming «more widely known» we did not intend to refer to the depth of knowledge held by the same individuals, but rather to the number of individuals who had any knowledge at all.

Hanssen, who is, to my knowledge at least, the only person to drive a GM EV1 electric car across America twice (recharging at my house on one occasion), does most of the talking in this MP3 audio «podcast».

Christian Kjaer, the head of knowledge at the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena), says New Zealand is the only country he knows of that has removed all government energy subsidies.

Everywhere we look we can find virtual mountains of scientific research with regard to unsustainable pyramid schemes that are surreptitiously foisted upon the human community by a few deceitful people with knowledge at the expense of many too many others who are not «in the know».

The state of scientific knowledge at that time was primitive relative to today.

It's clear that a bias has been introduced and it's approximate size is known, but knowledge at a level that would allow for fully accurate corrections is likely to remain unachievable.

I'm not suggesting inputting anything based on prior knowledge at all.

In the end, relatively few of those who have ideologically associated views about climate change have much knowledge at all about what, for example, John Cook has to say about «consensus.»

He needs to show he was not «reckless» based on his knowledge at the time.

For example, climate change skeptics jump from the realization that we do not completely understand all climate - related variables to the inference that we have no reliable knowledge at all.

I consider the above sections to be full scientific disclosure by Mann and other IPCC scientists of the assumptions and the uncertainities surrounding figures 2.20 and 2.21 based on their knowledge at that time.

They seem to suffer from unquenchable and mystical faith in alarmism and leave their everyday experience, common sense and basic scientific knowledge at the door.

I consider my self a lukewarmer of the second kind (with knowledge at high school level).

Everything I have written on my Ramblings pages was true to the best of my knowledge at the time I wrote it, and the very few things that I wrote that were later discovered to not be true have been removed.

These are children between the age of 9 - 12, who pass on their knowledge at academies to other children, who train to become Ambassadors as well.

Since 2011, he has worked as a Programme Officer for Knowledge at the International Renewable Energy Agency, in particular on the Global Atlas for Renewable Energy, and REsource — IRENA's renewable energy knowledge platform.

Auditing one six year old paper is not the most fruitful way of improving knowledge at the present time.

I rather think that they used what was the best scientific knowledge at the time.

Additionally, the publication aims to highlight the full range climate - related health issues and risks (i.e. nutrition, NCDs, air pollution, allergens, infectious diseases, water and sanitation, extreme temperatures and weather, etc.) where health decision - making can benefit from climate and weather knowledge at historic, immediate, seasonal, or long - term time scales.

Indeed, the paleoclimate community, with help from the various funding agencies, e.g. NSF, NOAA, etc., is actively engaged in work that should extend our knowledge at the relevant temporal resolutions (i.e. decadal) several millennia back in time.

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Located directed behind the museum, our renovated Carriage House is home to the University of Maryland Center for Art and Knowledge at The Phillips Collection.

In addition, the Phillips's Center for the Study of Modern Art, its research facilities, will be renamed the University of Maryland Center for Art and Knowledge at The Phillips Collection, and will expand its work, hosting seminars and study programs, supporting two new postdoctoral fellowships, and digitizing the museum's collection of 9,500 scholarly books, exhibition catalogues, and correspondence, among other initiatives.

University of Maryland Center for Art and Knowledge at The Phillips Collection The University of Maryland Center for Art and Knowledge at The Phillips Collection is the expansion of the Center for the Study of Modern Art — the museum's nexus for academic work, scholarly exchange, and innovative interdisciplinary collaborations.

So if you want to dip into the art - well of knowledge at their exciting encyclopedic museum you will definitely be all the better for it.

Drawing on the intimacies of knowledge at the nanoscale to the spectre of gargantuan monstrosities, she is interested in the ways that objects influence, socialise, or empower us — or render us insubstantial.

There's a different order of knowledge at play.

In Toibin's profoundly insightful reading of Bacon, the artist begins anew in later life, foretelling what he knows about a future he will not experience: «Working is a way, in any case, of keeping such knowledge at bay at least for the time being, a way of confronting the material world, of outfacing it, as though time might actually relent or the spirit might gain more substance than anyone has ever before imagined.»

Made in 2011, the year before scientists finally confirmed the Higgs boson, Comet: God Particle gives form to the search for knowledge at the limits of human understanding.

Drawing on the intimacies of knowledge at the nanoscale to the spectre of gargantuan monstrosities, there is an intrigue in the primordial to the yet - to - be-created.

Similarly, Spong's Villa America features traces of damage — in 2013, the work was nailed, glued, cut and torn without the artist's knowledge at the Guangdong Times Museum, marks of which can still be discerned in the fabric.

A recipient of awards both nationally and internationally, Pintado has exhibited extensively in museums and galleries both in the Americas and in Europe; notable recent exhibitions include The Clearest Skies at Post Box Gallery, London (2015); When The Rational Seems Abstract, Galeria Arróniz Arte Contemporaneo, Mexico City (2015) and Trayectoria del Conocimiento / Path of Knowledge at the National Museum of Art in Mexico City (2013).

Solo exhibitions include Low Comedy and Id, Ed, Ad, Od, both at Ramiken Crucible, New York, A Farmer's Knowledge at Rodolphe Janssen, Brussels, Late Work at White Flag Projects, St. Louis, and Inside the White Cube at White Cube in London.

But, you know, I had no knowledge at that time of SoHo and New York.

In fact, these are the qualities that undergird the pursuit of knowledge at Harvard University, a legacy to which these artists richly contribute.

A seeker of knowledge at a price, Faustus is also a popular signifier with a familiar personality, and image, in European culture that has enjoyed undue dominance, even in Southern Africa.

Recent exhibitions include Necessary Distraction: a painting show, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki (2015) and Local Knowledge at the Dowse Art Museum, Lower Hutt (2011).

He is the Distinguished Visiting Fellow in Object, Exhibition, and Knowledge at Skidmore College.

Despite the universal nature of dance and the innately compelling images of movement, these dances embody local cultural knowledge at risk of disappearing in the placeless calculations made by the demands of capital as it flows through the European Union.

With all of this knowledge at your disposal, you should have everything you need to take on the Deviljho effectively by yourself or with a party.

While it's been common knowledge at this point that the two characters were in the game, a trailer now showcases both characters in action.

At the time of The Orange Box, we just didn't have any internal PS3 knowledge at the company.

This has led to theories of a secret system with a cache of treasure or knowledge at the galactic core feeding this growth.

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