Sentence examples for by which the knowledge from inspiring English sources

In short, then, the problem with the machine-product model of belief that Zagzebski claims to identify is that it leads us to evaluate the state of the knowledge independently of the means by which the knowledge was acquired.

Very importantly, it interferes with true "recollection" (anamnesis, 249c2), that process described at length and (for the most part) poetically in the dialogue's "palinode," by which the knowledge latent in the soul is brought out through question and answer (274d-275b).

As the Humboldt-University plays a subordinate role in the planning process for the Wohnen am Campus housing project, we can conclude that either it generates no knowledge which can be used for the development of housing or there is some delay or hindrance in the process by which the knowledge it generates is capitalized upon.

This paper explores the process by which the knowledge gradually accumulated by the forest engineers who were in contact not only with Extremadura but also with other regions of Spanish triggered the development of a new forest economy in the country, based on the recognition of the traditional resources of the Mediterranean woodland.

This is essential to validate that the process by which the knowledge was inferred was not flawed in any fundamental way, and to ensure that the result was not caused by some chance event.

This study utilizes an approach by which the expanding knowledge of molecular pathways and the mechanisms of action of targeted drug therapies 17, 18 can be utilized to create individualized therapeutic regimens using a Tumor Profiling Analysis Platform (TPAP) in real-time for patients with neuroblastoma.

Further, modern regulation of lawyers focuses on outcomes rather than inputs, and so the ability to do the job will be of more importance than the route by which the skills and knowledge were acquired.

The final impact of research, however, will be influenced by the quality of the research itself and by the extent to which the knowledge obtained is made available to those in a position to use it.

So the way by which the nodes acquire the knowledge of the neighbourhood is of high importance: We need a very reliable transmission and reception of data if the network topology is fixed.

This paper reviews the construction safety literature in order to explore the extent to which the knowledge generated by research considers the situated nature of safety learning and, therefore, addresses the needs of industry practice.

In a study conducted by Kalayci et al. (2014) in which the knowledge levels of nursing students with regard to forensic nursing was evaluated, nearly half of the students who participated understood the true definition of forensic medicine.