Sentence examples for accepting the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Scientists have evolved three criteria for provisionally accepting the knowledge gained from a research task as valid: reproducibility, completeness, and objectivity.

In the interviews, the Inspectorate's managers expressed some critical remarks on the scientific approach of the risk model but also mentioned that the inspectors involved were contented with the model and that this was decisive for accepting the knowledge product.

In the Metaphysics (Bk XII), continues Godfrey, Aristotle accepts the knowledge "that God is" as proved in the Physics and now proceeds to show that certain perfections are present in God to the preeminent degree.

I drew the connection that just as Socrates was put to death because people did not understand and accept the knowledge he was trying to instill in the youth, Doc was disliked for the same reasons.

Undergraduate students often accept the knowledge in textbooks and in written papers without questioning its validity.

This makes them more likely to accept the knowledge they learned instead of disregarding it based on contradictions with their existing beliefs [ 32].

It was agreed that in addition to the type of quality parameters conventionally applied in research science, measurements of the quality of policy relevant science must also take account of the extent to which the various actors in a given policy process accept the knowledge as the legitimate frame of reference for policy making.

As one of a number of journalists offered places on the torch relay by the organisers or sponsors – Lloyds, in my case – I paused briefly before accepting in the knowledge that it's not an opportunity likely to come around again on my own doorstep.

One can accept the abstract knowledge of it, but pain arises when one learns the steamy details, when one gets pictures of what they were doing.

It is a little like knowing that one's sexual partner is playing around – one can accept the abstract knowledge, but pain arises when one gets the steamy details, pictures of what they were doing … Back in 1843, the young Karl Marx claimed that the German ancien regime "only imagines that it believes in itself and demands that the world should imagine the same thing".

The aim of this test would be to reject or accept the generated knowledge in this hypothesis.