Students digest new knowledge through "chunking" and interconnecting points, rather than straight memory or total conceptualization (Ambrose 2010), and breaking concepts down can helps students build connections and examples into fuller concepts.
I am not talking about opinions here, political or otherwise, but the sense that it was possible to know what actually happened, to digest the knowledge and believe you knew the truth.
Kensho Cambridge, MA Uses huge historic database and machine learning to analyze how a specific event--from a natural disaster to an election result--might affect markets, presenting results in an easy-to-digest knowledge graph.
It digests raw knowledge and turns it into useful information.
Rosa, at her graduation, is awarded, in addition to her diploma, "The Digest of Knowledge"; for Williams, sex always marks the beginning of knowledge, and carnality arrives here in the shape of Mangiacavallo (the excellent Darrell D'Silva), another truck driver.
If an intelligent agent can digest all relevant human knowledge on a particular subject (or at least everything that's in print) and apply it to random situations, have we erased the difference between man and machine?
Academic and research abilities: Reference letters should address your academic and research abilities, including your capacity to work independently, as well as your ability to comprehend, digest, and assimilate new knowledge.
How much of this sort of knowledge can you digest?
Building on the identification of VPS as an important component of the biofilm matrix, a necessary prelude to chemical disruption of biofilms using small molecules to disrupt or digest the VPS is detailed knowledge of the structure.
As professional communicators, our task is to help people digest the depths of our expertise and knowledge by writing in plain English.
