The experts gave the maximum importance to 5 variables: number of native potato varieties cultivated (D1), use of own seed (D1), form in which cultivation knowledge was acquired by the keeper (D2), exchange of own seed (D3), and number of other potato keepers known (D3).
The results are heterogeneous: FFS effectively improved farmers' knowledge of pest management and agro-environment; however, we find no effects on nutrient management and cultivation knowledge.
Cognition aspect includes humane cultivation, basic knowledge, and professional knowledge; affection aspect includes attitude and value judgment; technique aspect includes basic skill and advanced skill.
Innovation is the cultivation of knowledge, materials, and methods into economic practice for improved competitive advantage.
Innovation is an interactive process; it is the cultivation of knowledge, materials, and methods into economic practice for improved competitive advantage, born of engineering, development, customization, evolution, plus science, research, discovery, creativity, and serendipity.
We need political leaders willing to advance the idea of an economic paradigm in which greater value is attached to the cultivation of knowledge and high quality individual relationships than to ownership of a closet full of designer clothes.
Yoga is the cultivation of true knowledge of reality, faith in the teachings of the Tirthankaras, and pure conduct; it is thus intimately connected to the Three Jewels (ratnatraya) of right knowledge, right faith, and right practice (respectively, samyagjnana, samyagdarshana, and samyakcharitra).
Now they were vehicles for the cultivation of life, knowledge, and virtue, not devices to throw people with.
It is a long-term kind of growth that emphasizes the cultivation of new knowledge and the building of a dynamic organizational culture.
Remember, there's no such thing as perfection, only the path of gentle cultivation of self-knowledge.
These culminated in the antirationalist individualism of the famed scholar-statesman Wang Yangming, who denied the external "principles" of Zhu Xi and advocated striving for wisdom through cultivation of the innate knowledge of one's own mind and attainment of "the unity of knowledge and action".
