They provide a unique angle on the issues affecting the school community, calling on knowledge and experience that other governors simply do not have.
For example, distance classes can be used in the case of song or calls, based on knowledge of their range of action in a particular habitat, k nearest neighbors can be used in order to account for differences in densities across the habitat, or territory boundaries can be used for a straightforward delineation of neighbors in case of territorial species.
In other words, certain features might allow students to call on particular knowledge about experiments in one domain, but they may have trouble transferring what they know to a completely different domain (Chen and Klahr, 1999; Barnett and Ceci, 2002; Sternberg, 2003).
Precedent operates when hearers call on their knowledge of the forms speakers commonly use to interpret speakers in new contexts, and when speakers rely on that knowledge when they use the forms and expect to be understood.
I call on that knowledge every day.
He identifies a possible mechanism behind common sense and the capacity to call on background knowledge: the ability to represent objects of thought symbolically.
The test required the students to call on their knowledge in identifying parts of speech, making verbs agree with the sentence, supplying the correct form of the verb, using correct pronoun and article usage, and identifying fragment and run-on sentences (See Additional file 1: Appendix for sample questions).
28 In Chad and Uganda, women themselves look for the roots and leaves needed for treating the animals, and even men call on the knowledge of their wives on this matter.
The autodidact relied on his knowledge of classical tradition to model his address after Greek funeral orations, and called on his knowledge of the Bible and the Bard to help him refine and perfect his message.
