All these three categories of knowledge have cross-referential relationships.
In other words, the two compared groups of the respondents (based on their type of training) do not come from the same population in the case of almost all observed categories of knowledge, skills, and performance.
(He had high praise for Rumsfeld's categories of knowledge: known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns).
Here, in a world new in comparison, not even the categories of knowledge were fully established.
"Jeopardy!" contestants, on any given night, have to contend with thirteen disparate categories of knowledge, from the Baby Jesus to Babe the Pig.
Thus the method of Fluxus madness: use silliness to liberate the viewer from the usual categories of knowledge and the structures of power that keep them in place.
Each floor is devoted to one of the 10 main categories of knowledge in the Dewey system: Social Sciences, Languages, Math and Science, Technology, the Arts, Literature, History and Geography, General Knowledge, Philosophy and Religion.
Like many exurbanites, they do not fit the hip categories of "knowledge workers" or "creative class".
The following general categories of knowledge were discussed in the present paper.
Further research on other categories of knowledge sharing behavior is needed.
