1.  Nor does he flesh out the suggestion of improving and extending our knowledge of appearances through the mediation of hypothetical conjectures about hidden causes, causes which are "evidenced" by appearances.

2.  Each science in its infancy has had to establish the assumptions and procedures by which it could claim to extend our knowledge of nature.

3.  But big-hearted Bob is having to extend his linguistic knowledge after giving an open house welcome to a family of refugees from war-torn Bosnia.

4.  However, in the long term, I feel sure that continuing input (both formal and informal) into initial nursery nurse training can only serve to extend students' knowledge about the nature and implications of severe learning difficulties.

5.  This Institute aims to extend knowledge through education and research in its constituent Schools of Agriculture, Ecological Sciences, Forestry, and Resource Economics.

6.  The course is designed to enable students who have taken a first degree in more than one European or Latin American language to extend their knowledge of European and/or Latin American literatures through a range of optional courses.

7.  Here, I decided to focus my attention on teachers and teaching with a view to extending our knowledge about their appointment, their jobs, their careers and their work.

8.  Our data extend the knowledge of the effects of cisapride on oesophageal motility.

9.  for all these reasons, coins are an essential tool for the archaeologist and the historian in extending our knowledge of the past.

10.  have extended their knowledge of the sound and writing syllabus and of the grammatical system of English by considering ways in which language items can be presented and practised