Sentence examples for certified knowledge from inspiring English sources

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, moreover, came into close contact with Hellenistic culture, which held up the ideal of rationally certified knowledge as the basis for the good life.

To call any discovery progress is to assess it in light of some standard of advancement that is itself speculative and thus not the kind of certified knowledge that the term "science" has come to denote.

While studying for the LEED exam, which certifies knowledge of green building practices, he created a blog where he posted charts, cheat sheets, and notes from reference guides.

Still, as Mr. Frankel said, "how we certify knowledge in science is acceptance by one's peers, and the primary way by which we do that is by publication in peer-reviewed journals.

" One certifies knowledge by providing a reason, a justification.

In other situations, when an animal died and a veterinarian was not involved, for example some traumatic deaths, the claim form was filled out and signed by the owner and two independent persons who certified their knowledge of the cause of death or loss of the animal.

The digital currency economy demands a new knowledge set, as well as a means of developing and certifying that knowledge within an individual.

He is called, in Hebrew, a mashgiach, a gatekeeper who has been certified for his knowledge of Jewish law and his experience in keeping a restaurant kosher.

Like the coder, the code checker should be a medical statistician who is also certified for coding knowledge.

All CHWs were certified regarding diabetes knowledge, blood glucose (BG), blood pressure (BP), and height and weight measurement procedures.

The scarcity of experimental data and the lack of a well-certified knowledge for the tertiary structures of the proteins under investigation lead us to consider these results as a first but significant step towards a microscopic modeling of the electrical properties of this olfactory receptor.