Примеры использования Knowledge may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But this knowledge may be delayed.
And the machines are programmed by the Krotons,so the gaps in their knowledge may be significant.
What knowledge may be acquired in spiritual practices?
So if you master them, this knowledge may be reused in other projects.
The knowledge may be acquired by other crew members than the boatmaster.
Thus, as don Juan had travelled a great deal, his knowledge may have been the product of many influences.
Knowledge may be inferred from both direct and circumstantial facts.
I think that clinical and psychological knowledge may complement each other to a greater extent than is commonly believed.
This knowledge may be useful for university teachers, undergraduates and postgraduate students, as well as all for those who are interested in the problems of morality and philosophy.
One of the most effective means for disseminating information about traditional knowledge may in fact be through the market-place.
Proving knowledge may be a difficult matter for the prosecution authorities.
Moreover, with the fragmentation of R&D andthe increasing specialization of individual units, the scope for transferring broad knowledge may be narrowing, reinforcing the enclave nature of R&D units.
This type of registering knowledge may be the result of joint R&D efforts, co-financing of R&D, or co-funding of the patent fee.
For national actors, for example, it may be exceedingly difficult to engage with regional andother partners from the South since their knowledge may be limited to a particular local context.
This knowledge may be nothing more than a second's glimpse, before old habit powerfully reasserts itself again, but it will be enough to tell us the truth.
At the heart of it lies intolerance, which is as much a child of ignorance as it is of fear of external knowledge, which frequently encompasses a suspicion that such knowledge may question one's own given.
However, this knowledge may be less about specific shifts in air temperature or projections of potential annual precipitation.
A provision that recognizes and affirms the rights of indigenous peoples to their traditional knowledge may be a conduit for international recognition while avoiding the dangers of detailed articulation of customary laws.
While that knowledge may be acquired through trial and error, that method is hardly efficient, requiring successive amendments of a request, and runs the risk of refusal.
Traditional knowledge rarely qualifies for patent protection, as it does not pass the test of novelty Vogel(1997)argues that traditional knowledge may qualify for protection as trade secrets.
Traditional skills and knowledge may be transmitted through apprenticeship, repetitive practice and instruction and direct observation.
In that sense, concerns about the preservation of traditional knowledge, andthe continued way of life of those holding such knowledge, may be symptomatic of the underlying problems that face these communities in the face of external pressures.
But knowledge may be gained or imparted by G, even when H is not seeking or intending6 to impart or to learn: the act of G will be effective, if H is simply"open"(láta; látie"openness").
Changing the printer's basic settings, without prior knowledge of the layout of the LAN in question orwithout genuine technical knowledge may result in a malfunction of the printer, and may even extend to a more widespread failure of all or part of the LAN.
Traditional Knowledge may be registered by one or jointly by several legal entities or natural persons inspective of their patterns of ownership, who are the holders of Traditional Knowledge. .
Changing the printer's basic settings, without prior knowledge of the layout of the LAN in question orwithout genuine technical knowledge may result in a malfunction of the printer, and may even extend to a more widespread failure of all or part of the LAN.
Special considerations are needed for secret or sacred or gender specific knowledge by both repatriating institutions and entities and receiving communities,as some secret or sacred knowledge may only be seen or accessed by particular individuals.
As a result,any attempt to reflect customary law in international law by articulating customary law principles as they pertain to traditional knowledge may in fact limit the operation of customary law and accordingly, fail to protect traditional knowledge. .
As if ancient knowledge might keep his death at bay.
No one is born smart,and today's knowledge might not be enough tomorrow; therefore, we need to continuously learn, revise and build on what we already know.