For instance, Crain 1991 constructs a poverty of the stimulus argument concerning children's acquisition of knowledge of certain constraints on movement.
Moral perfection, in turn, is cultivated through the perpetual pursuit and acquisition of knowledge of the perfection of others, the universe, and God.
Since visual perception is one of the most important species of perception and hence of our acquisition of knowledge of the physical world, and of our environment, including our own bodies, a theory of color is doubly important.
The interactive process with the end user allows a validation of the common sense semantic relations generated and, consequently, better quality in the acquisition of knowledge of this nature.
This demonstrates the potential of our work for the systematic and comprehensive acquisition of knowledge of thyroid cancer.
This provides solid evidence for the capability of our method in assisting systematic acquisition of knowledge of the molecular biology of thyroid cancer.
For acquisition of knowledge of communication skills, our results indicate that early extensive supervised patient contact combined with smaller amounts of communication training is more effective than more extensive communication training later in the curriculum.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00183.003 To understand CaMV acquisition, some knowledge of the unique feeding behavior of aphid vectors is required.
The concept of learning, the acquisition of knowledge and the exercise of creative imagination within the constraints of evidence and reason, has been almost fatally devalued.
None of the five aims of Every Child Matters is about education in the sense of acquisition of knowledge.
In light of this uncertainty, the acquisition of knowledge about the biology of viruses in beta cells may be useful.
