At the local community level, the range science (i.e. ecological knowledge) on one side and herder knowledge on the other (i.e. anthropogenic knowledge), are applied, each providing guidelines for discussing indigenous rangeland management.
For example, "[it] really helped me for how I would be prepared to talk to a refugee" and "I gained knowledge on the medical expert [role], just because the module was more based on treating the person as a whole and not really their illness or disease".
"There are a lot of benefits I get from joining the IYCF program in the village because I get knowledge on the kinds of food and varieties of food to give my child.
Is existing knowledge on exposure to road traffic noise, and on people's response to such exposure, garnered primarily from western cities, equally applicable in these?
20,73,74 Accelerating the translation of research (i.e., knowledge on which interventions are effective) into practice (i.e., informing how to implement interventions) will depend in part on funders' willingness to provide resources for and require evaluation of external validity components.
And in the same way I acquired science knowledge on the job I believe that natural scientists can learn about the main aspects of international relations on the job.
One reason could be that knowledge about musculoskeletal disorders, sick leave and RTW is more extensive among both the sick-listed and employers, i.e. knowledge on why and how work may have the potential to be an important part of the recovery process.
"It has hugely enriched my life and career, and hopefully those of countless students I passed the knowledge on to, during the 15 years I spent teaching at art school.
Information transmission for college admissions involves two key components for adults: (i) passing on foundational knowledge and (ii) nagging students to fill out key forms with deadlines.
I believe much knowledge on the subject of love can be found in fiction.
