1.  This he achieved by using his knowledge of Zen, an ancient philosophy that he has studied "on and off" for many years.

2.  It is all very well, he argues, to say that voters should know what is going on, and use this knowledge to formulate their own electoral decisons; but not when they are "acting on duff information".

3.  The possibility of religious motivation behind scientific inquiry is perhaps most visible in systems of natural theology in which scientific knowledge was used to establish the existence and attributes of God.

4.  Since the Antichrist would use mathematical knowledge in exercising malignant power, it was vital for the Church to be prepared.

5.  We have already said that case studies are "interdisciplinary", and you will have noticed that even Dubbingtons expected you to use knowledge from at least two different areas (in that instance, law and food and beverage control), while Hardy Hall involved more (finance, personnel, food and beverage and accommodation operations).

6.  On 23 November Leopold tried another tack, using his knowledge of his son's love for Aloysia Weber, who had gone to Munich with the court:

7.  In Physics, we try to unravel the fascinating problems and patterns set by Mother Nature, then use this knowledge for the benefit of all.

8.  It was usually solved by arguing that our visual systems use our knowledge of the identity of objects we are looking at to dictate the colours we attribute to them, independently of the wavelength information available at the retina.

9.  How nursery nurses and other students choose to use this knowledge is another matter entirely.

10.  Use your knowledge in this area to maintain well-being.