Sentence examples for aimed at knowledge from inspiring English sources
We find that TOAs aimed at knowledge sharing and coordination, research, development, or demonstration could increase the overall efficiency and effectiveness of international climate cooperation, but are likely to have limited environmental effectiveness on their own.
We have thus reserved a seven-month period exclusively aimed at knowledge transfer.
Time for these sessions is created by diminishing the number of small group sessions originally aimed at knowledge acquisition in the AL curriculum.
The national strategies that facilitated the implementation of the CS and Zorgwijzer were aimed at knowledge, attitude and behavior of various target groups (i.e. patients, HCPs and government, health insurers and employers) [ 12].
As Bertrand Russell (himself no slouch at physics and mathematics) observed, philosophy aims at knowledge, and as soon as it obtains definite knowledge in a specific area, that area ceases to be called "philosophy".
The difference is that rational egoists aim at knowledge, and for putative knowledge, in cases of disagreement between epistemic peers, suspension of belief is required.
But it is questionable that the court should aim at knowledge of the disputed fact and not simply at accuracy in its finding (Enoch, Spectre and Fisher 2012; Enoch and Fisher 2015).
In productive disciplines (i.e., arts) it is not necessary to define the objects under production as strictly as in the contemplative sciences, because the productive arts do not aim at knowledge, and thus the knowledge they need do not have to be perfect.
Whilst also aiming at knowledge and skill development, the use of SPs provides vital professional preparation to complement traditional instruction.
The Knowledge Cube is particularly aimed at the knowledge worker who wishes to create, design and understand virtual knowledge creation processes that lead to innovative practice.
Nevertheless, educational measures aimed at reducing knowledge deficits cannot be successful without knowledge about the illness experience among caregivers.
