Nothing is more natural for modern philosophers than to contrast knowledge of objects (knowledge by acquaintance or objectual knowledge; French connaître) with knowledge of how to do things (technique knowledge), and with knowledge of propositions or facts (propositional knowledge; French savoir).
We compared and contrasted knowledge and practices relating to delirium and delirium prevention within and across wards, the professional and organisational factors that shaped them and the consequences for service delivery.
"Personal knowledge" contrasts with "knowledge by explanation" (shuo zhi, B70), which is in effect knowledge obtained by inference or reasoning.
Addressing the understanding of religious intuitions, Plato used this term in a number of dialogues, contrasting hermeneutic knowledge to that of sophia.
For example, when a teacher wants to make a contrastive exercise for learners, he/she must choose contrast knowledge on themes of current learning and must make problems that such knowledge is essential to solve them.
By contrast, knowledge of the internal constitution, qua mere material components, entails no such deducibility.
In contrast, knowledge on basic tissue responses in vivo to internal radionuclide exposure is still scarce, specifically with regard to α-emitters and low absorbed dose.
In contrast, knowledge of intrinsic neural circuits of the cerebellum and extracerebellar connections with spinal cord, brainstem and cerebral hemispheres has been derived exclusively from tract tracing studies and physiological investigations in animals because there has been no method available for the study of these pathways and circuits in the human brain [16] [22].
By contrast, knowledge of trypanosome signal transduction is poor [ 28].
By contrast knowledge from RCTs is of little practical use to the homeopath.
