Examples of using Such knowledge in English and their translations into Danish
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As mentioned, such knowledge being seen to reach far back in time, for instance with the Sumerians.
Now they had to realise that such knowledge must be supplemented with the knowledge of how to retreat in good order.
By experiences of intelligence we understand all such knowledge that one gains through calculation,
It is only when people have such knowledge that they can start to adapt their behaviour and choose energy-saving options.
then the people who have it will be held accountable for such knowledge.
just such knowledge as Jesus frequently resorted to subsequent to his baptism.
could not have had access to such knowledge through study.
perfected in the Institute. Such knowledge and clinical protocol represents a unique legacy,
the objective being that such knowledge may be useful in developing new products,
Now will any one say that the Gauchos on the plains of La Plata have such knowledge, yet I have often seen them pith a struggling
Such knowledge can help the music industry,
cubes based on such knowledge of the squares of nine figures,
the ability to apply such knowledge in practice.
point at which the Customer acquired knowledge of the loss, or, without taking such knowledge into account, no later than three years after the point of the event of loss.
culture of Jerusem, but such knowledge is nearly valueless on a barbaric planet populated by primitive humans.
costly speculation, but which God hides from mortal minds because such knowledge is for us unnecessary.
work cannot be ascertained, they shall have joint ownership of such knowledge.
very purpose of life, then from a cosmic point of view- because terrestrial mankind is still unaware- the acquisition of such knowledge will be synonymous with"the one thing needful.
of the identity of the party liable or, in the absence of such knowledge, after 30 years from the termination of the act concerned.
aimed at the acquisition of new knowledge, the objective being that such knowledge may be useful in developing new products,