Sentence examples for conceive a knowledge from inspiring English sources
"I conceive a knowledge of books is the basis upon which other knowledge is to be built," Washington wrote in 1771; every one of his activities seems to have had a bookish accompaniment.
To effectively connect with the diverse global public, Ezekiel's prophetic model and his vision for an alternative statehood bear significant promises for us to conceive a de-colonial Open Science knowledge-space.
Being conceived as a knowledge base, the MED incorporates relationships among local terms, between local terms and external standards, and additional knowledge about terms in a semantic network structure.
This shift goes beyond mere semantics to conceive a different, more 'nuanced and sophisticated' role for lay knowledge [ 17].
Mullaney helped conceive a plan.
Instead, it was to demonstrate the capabilities of one of the most promising and ambitious A.I. projects ever conceived, a high-performance knowledge base known as Cyc (pronounced "psych").
Much of the evolutionary epistemology literature has been concerned with how to conceive of knowledge as a natural phenomenon, what difference this would make to our understanding of our place in the world, and with answering objections to the project.
Pohlhaus argues that feminist standpoint theory requires a social conception of the knower(s)—the knower should be conceived of as a knowledge community not an individual.
Moreover, conceiving HTA as a knowledge mobilization process could offer a rational basis to justify from the beginning the public and patient involvement in health technology assessment and coverage decisions, which is becoming an increasing concern within HTA organizations and the object of current research [ 1, 44- 46].
It is a crucial aspect of the knowledge building account to conceive of knowledge as community property rather than the mental content of an individual (Scardamalia & Bereiter, 2010).
