Sentence examples for articulation of the knowledge from inspiring English sources

Approximately a month later, in a second group session, participants were asked to check whether any mistakes had been made during digitization, and to review and refine the ordering and relations between the concepts in order to improve the articulation of the knowledge relevant for clerks.

They recommended instituting processes that promote the articulation of tacit knowledge at the individual and organizational level.

If you've seen one tiger (or vertebrate or coral reef) you have not seen them all, for there are differences between instances of any of these biological kinds that remain significant (in some cases, central) for the articulation of biological knowledge.

Whereas his critique of positivism and theory of cognitive interests involve reflective articulation of the formal structures of knowledge, Freudian and Marxist critique aim to unmask concrete cases of personal self-deception and social-political ideology (1973cd).

Having witnessed this gradual shift over the past 30 years, I fear that these cultural changes, which tend to have longstanding consequences,, threaten to undermine the heart and soul of the university--a respect for the construction and articulation of knowledge.

However, as Nehm et al. (2009) point out, there is a lack of consensus on the outcomes of teacher preparation regarding evolution education: 'a critical question facing science teacher educators is how teacher preparation programs can facilitate coordinated conceptual articulation of knowledge, beliefs, and behavior with regard to the teaching of evolution' (p. 1141).

There was the mandolinlike articulation of the Portuguese guitar.

The exercise is the articulation of the present me!

That may be the best articulation of the moment.

It's so frank in its articulation of the pain and joy of living.

They come, from both near and far, to worship a different articulation of the divine.