To achieve this goal, we focused on the common ground of professional knowledge about laboratory practice in our tested VET programs in biology and medicine.
The reasons for the breakdown of conventional therapy are isolated therapy of assumed causal causes or mostly only drug therapy or passive treatment strategies [ 18] without consideration of psychopharmacological knowledge and the common ground of pain and depression.
Stalnaker (1973, 1978 , 1998 2002) defines the concept of presuppositions as "what is taken by the speaker to be the common ground of the participants in the conversation, what is treated as their common knowledge or mutual knowledge" (Stalnaker 1978: 321).
Generating knowledge for the use of policy-making, foresight shares a common ground of participative and policy-impacting challenges with the deliberative democracy theory.
We argue that an explicit context model will enable a clearer understanding of the way experts integrate knowledge during problem solving, and thus provide common grounds for decision making and knowledge sharing during collaborative e-work.
On the other hand, although there is some common ground in the area of knowledge, comparisons are difficult given the contexts, approaches and instruments used in the studies.
But in Ricci's view, it seems, this enfolding map, too, is a kind of memory palace, reminding its viewers of a real world in which everything is being put in its proper place, a world in which a Chinese emperor and a Jesuit priest might find common ground in a shared embrace of knowledge and faith.
A domain of knowledge creates common ground, inspires individuals to participate, guides their learning and gives meaning to their actions.
Common ground is the sum of mutual, common, or joint knowledge, beliefs, and suppositions.
