As communities lose knowledge of medicinal plants, they lose health care options.
As we shall see, however, this overlooks other ways in which rational agents may lose knowledge.
But without journalists like Danny Pearl we lose knowledge and understanding.
Perhaps the students lose knowledge of the test announcement even though they do not forget the announcement or do anything else incompatible with their credentials as ideal reasoners.
The hard part came later as I lost my knowledge of science and saw my mathematical facility dwindle, and as I struggled to fashion an identity that wasn't linked to professional attainment.
Gases are regarded as lost.
It was in 1946 that T.S. Eliot asked: "Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?, where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" Even today, we compartmentalize information and knowledge into different fields of science, such as physics, biology, mathematics, etc.
She convinces as a child initially unsure of the power she possesses against the opposite sex and eventually as a teenager grappling with her identity as a female, with innocence lost yet knowledge gained.
Smith introduced baptism for the dead in 1840, and in 1841, construction began on the Nauvoo Temple as a place for recovering lost ancient knowledge.
Many CCGs were reluctant to outsource core commissioning support functions (such as contracting) for fear of losing local knowledge and trusted relationships.
So we settle for a sanitized bird, disconnected from place, even as the land just outside urban America is full of tasty, healthy food — there for the taking, as long as we don't lose all knowledge of how to bring it to the table.
