Sentence examples for commonly held knowledge from inspiring English sources

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The objective of each particle is defined based on the particle's previous experience (pbest) and knowledge commonly held by the population (gbest).

A commonly held belief amongst participants was that knowledge about the components of healthy lifestyle behaviours was 'common knowledge' and a matter of 'common sense'.

However, in some rural locations of Mexico a commonly held myth is that elderly have quite difficult to acquire new knowledge, which limit the implement of health promotion programs for this people group.

Three weeks later he, too, was found dead.According to the Bangkok-based Asian Human Rights Commission, there is a "commonly held belief" that the abductions and murders are happening with "the direct or indirect knowledge of the police and often also with the tacit approval of political authorities".

In the absence of this knowledge, enhanced education delivered in partnership with Roma is critical in addressing commonly held stereotypes and biases and in developing services that are culturally appropriate and sensitive to meeting the needs of the Roma population.

It is a commonly held view.

'I think that's a very commonly held view.

That was not a commonly held opinion at the time.

In Australia, it is a view commonly held.

But Navarro takes these commonly held views into radical terrain.