Sentence examples for Criterion of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The criterion of knowledge along with contextual variables related to experience, economic dependence on forestry, and geographical residence were not associated with evaluations of effectiveness.

Lacking such an answer, Chisholm feared, one would not be in a position to be confident that any proposed criterion of knowledge was correct.

For the Mohists, the key criterion of knowledge is not the mere ability to make correct statements — as when the blind "use the names 'white' and 'black' in strings the same way" as the sighted — but the ability to "distinguish the things" denoted by these words (Book 19, "Condemning Aggression").

A Social History of Knowledge.

4. Advancing the State of Knowledge and Practice.

In 2012 I was awarded the BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Award.

Partly in response, Texas developed a new, more rigorous test, the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills.

Gendered assumptions based on masculine cognitive styles are predominant in the Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) [PMI. Project Management Body of Knowledge. Project Management Institute 1996].

Martin Ihrig is President of I-Space Institute, LLC and Research Director of the Strategic & Entrepreneurial Management of Knowledge Initiative at Wharton.

Consider, for example, another question critiqued by Dr. Loewe on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills in 2003.

On the new test, the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills, or TAKS, race gaps widened, and passing rates fell.