knowable

The gap between the now knowable and unknowable is vast.

To make these terms knowable, this article introduces their definitions given in EPACT and CAA stipulated by the U.S.Department of Energy.

The truth is knowable through investigation.

Scientific facts are knowable through experimentation.

The future is not completely knowable.

Some mysteries are not knowable with current technology.

The knowable universe is constantly expanding.

Philosophers debate the limits of the knowable.

The knowable information is limited by our perception.

In mathematics, some truths are knowable through proofs.

The knowable facts help us make informed decisions.

To expand our knowledge, we must explore the knowable.

Moscow wins, he says, when people ask: " Is truth even knowable? "

It suggested that our universe was logical and deterministic, and therefore, that it was knowable, understandable.

The Viking Age is on the edge of what we know of what's knowable in historical terms.

Let's start with the most common of these three words, " knowable" (knowable).

And notice I use the opposite of " knowable, " which is " unknowable."

By the same logic, you're completely knowable.

The medievals had a dictum, ens est scibile, ''being is knowable.''

Nothing unknown is knowable. Don't you think it's depressing?

If something is " knowable, " it is able to be known.

Okada's question has to do with three words – " knowable, " " scrutable, " and " tangible."