Sentences with phrase «less common knowledge»

What's probably less common knowledge is the inclusion of the game's prolific Creepers in Borderlands 2.

It's more or less common knowledge that the EPA doesn't independently certify every car: automakers develop fuel - economy numbers according to the EPA's procedure, but the agency audits only ten to fifteen percent of them every year at its facility in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Do you find that your students carry around less common knowledge in general these days?

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So while not technical idiotic, they are certainly less intelligent not only in common knowledge but also in newly developing ideas.

Maria and Julia are well educated «in everything but disposition,» and though they mock Fanny for not knowing the «principal rivers in Russia,» they are «entirely deficient in the less common acquirements of self - knowledge, generosity, and humility,» all subjects in which Fanny excels.

My final conclusion is that there is real satisfaction in a philosophy which can bring under a common viewpoint the vast body of secondary but verifiable knowledge of the external world which constitutes science, with its necessarily deterministic and probabilistic interpretations, and the primary but private knowledge which each of us has of his own stream of consciousness, more or less continually directed toward the finding of an acceptable course through the difficulties of the external world by means of voluntary actions.

Common knowledge, Salero21 — try wikipedia for starters — keyword Christianity; then you might look less like a fool.

It is common knowledge that other footballing managers / coaches have and are doing more with less so bringing in new blood with fresh ideas will bring a new impetus and breathe of fresh air to the club will help our fortunes.

It is common knowledge that Bayern Munich's midfield metronome Thiago Alcantara and Barcelona's livewire forward Rafinha are brothers, but perhaps less well known is that Valencia's attacker Rodrigo is also their cousin.

I think it's common knowledge that when a new baby arrives, older siblings tend to feel slightly less important and at times jealous of the new baby.

If it's common knowledge among healthies that it takes 20 minutes to realise you're full, eating slowly is a simple way to eat less (by the time you're halfway through your 40 - minute dinner, maybe you won't feel like finishing it off!).

It's common knowledge by now that shampooing your hair infrequently can help it feel softer and look less frizzy.

For educators, the upshot of Hirsch's inventory is this: When schools fail to build a common knowledge base among our children — and particularly for those who come from low - income homes or are English - language learners — we are essentially condemning them to something less than full literacy and citizenship.

Less than half of Maryland's kindergartners are ready to tackle the Common Core curriculum that's being rolled out in schools, state officials reported Tuesday.Forty - seven percent of the students demonstrated knowledge in academic subjects such as...

With shelf space growing less important, and it being common knowledge that unless you're a big name, you'll likely be taking on the lion's share of marketing and promotion... is the «added value» worth going traditional?

That is why we make sure to only hire those writers who show excellent knowledge of all the intricacies of formatting style used in academia (primarily Turabian, APA, and MLA, but others, less common ones as well);

Thus, having knowledge of the most common allergens as opposed to those less likely to cause problems, is important.

It is common knowledge that climate is affected by atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations, but what can be less obvious is how carbon dioxide is affected by the climate.

A 2013 State of Knowledge Paper paper by 27 climate scientist has confirmed that for the contiguous USA, heat waves and droughts are still less common than in the 1930s and 50s as their graphs below depict.

Common assumptions that lawyers make based on experience — for example, that the chance of an action going to trial is less than 20 per cent (or whatever it might be, in your practice area)-- are not common knowledge to many clCommon assumptions that lawyers make based on experience — for example, that the chance of an action going to trial is less than 20 per cent (or whatever it might be, in your practice area)-- are not common knowledge to many clcommon knowledge to many clients.

Despite the common knowledge that hand washing is crucial in the health care industry, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention («CDC») reports that healthcare professionals wash their hands less than half as often as they should.

The competition antitrust provisions are often overlooked due to a lesser knowledge of the competition field and to wrongful practice turned common within the business environment.

Jury nullification in the broader (and less common) sense of the phrase used in this question, refers to cases where the jury actually ignored the law as applied to what the jury believed actually happened from a factual perspective in light of their actual knowledge and not just what was presented at trial.

However, this provision seems to be less demanding than Article 25 (3)(c), in that it only requires the accomplice to have knowledge that a certain group has the intention or common purpose to commit a crime.

It is common knowledge that resumes for Hospital Registrar position get less than half a minute before they are either accepted or rejected.

If you can contribute knowledge and strategy to the process of selling your house, you're less likely to be tripped up by the common stumbling blocks that can prevent a sale.