An engineer's responsibility to society requires that not only he keeps up to date with the ever faster changing knowledge and practices but also that he recognizes the boundaries of his own knowledge.
In courses in epistemology, you will have an opportunity to consider the nature and boundaries of knowledge itself to distinguish facts from knowledge and truth.
Morris, S. M. Arginine metabolism: boundaries of our knowledge.
Today, the frontier is space and the boundaries of human knowledge.
At any given moment, 10 million academic researchers around the world are working to push the boundaries of human knowledge.
Speaking to Nature magazine earlier this year, the Chinese physicist in charge of the project, Pan Jianwei, said the launch would push the boundaries of scientific knowledge.
DH A To be honest, DH, it's probably pushing the boundaries of my knowledge somewhat to ask for details of semi-managerial work placements in hotels.
That partnership will save taxpayer dollars while allowing NASA to do what it has always done best — push the very boundaries of human knowledge.
If the history of science has taught us anything, it's that some new surprise awaits when we push hard against the boundaries of experimental knowledge.
One, to see what the actual boundaries of their knowledge are, because what people know tells you a lot about how they've behaved in the past.
Frankly, we cannot make the production of publicity a requirement for those scientists capable of pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
