Sentence examples for Term of knowledge from inspiring English sources

The key findings reveal that in achieving the best practice in the Malaysian Construction Industries, project manager should straighten their capability in term of knowledge, skills and personal characteristics.

This might seem to be the habitual scheme of Christian Platonism, though scholars (especially de Rijk 1991) have pointed out that, beginning with Henry, the term "idea" loses its traditional meaning of "subsisting form" and moves closer to its meaning in Descartes and Locke of "instrument" or "term" of knowledge.

Patients in this position feel blocked and can't accept the diagnosis and their new health condition: in this phase the patients deny the diagnosis, appear emotionally "frozen", and totally unequipped in term of knowledge and information about their disease and the strategy to manage it (treatments, changes in life style…).

"People recognize the value of visual images in terms of knowledge and awareness," he said.

2. What is the quality of American public opinion in terms of knowledge, coherence, and rationality?

Students benefit from learning in an environment that is cutting-edge in terms of knowledge.

Stuart Waldman, former chairman of the Federation to Preserve, said, "In terms of knowledge and honesty she is unassailable".

Supply chain management and business-to-business procurement present several drawbacks in terms of knowledge management.

Teachers' readiness was measured in terms of knowledge, skills and attitude.

In terms of knowledge sourcing, we find strong complementarity between horizontal, forwards, backwards, public and internal knowledge sourcing activities.

"I will go toe to toe with almost anyone in terms of knowledge, trivia, and love of this music," he told me.