On the one hand I had expanded my knowledge in medicine, but at the same time I had acquired knowledge about efficient training programs for physicians and the need to incorporate bioethics into medical practice, science, and education.
Here one person is believed to have acquired knowledge of facts, of other people's thoughts, or of future events without the use of the ordinary sensory channels—hence the term extrasensory perception (ESP), often used to designate these phenomena.
So Plato turns to showing that we cannot have acquired knowledge of the Form Equality from perceptual encounters.
In doing so, the OECD aimed to find out to what degree pupils near the end of compulsory education have acquired knowledge and skills essential for full participation in society.
This is threatening because it shows that the terrorists have acquired knowledge of Final Cut Pro.
But they are perfectly comfortable with fomenting another form of "class warfare" against those who have acquired knowledge rather than wealth.
The teachers are competent and enthusiastic and, in a short time, most children have acquired knowledge that has taken their siblings or peers years in primary school.
Education level was reported only among respondents aged 25 years with the assumption that at age of 25 and above, people have completed their education and have acquired knowledge and attitudes about tobacco use.
Maybe family planning in countries such as Denmark and Finland is more informative on the risks taken in relation to future fertility, which certainly is relevant to have acquired knowledge on.
The results show that only a small additional percentage of parents of ill children compared to the parents of healthy children have acquired knowledge about the off-label use of drugs.
In this work, we have acquired knowledge on the conformational stability of wt HMBS and selected mutants, as well as gained insight into the elongation process of the HMBS catalysis.
