Sentence examples for dominant knowledge from inspiring English sources

In April , 2003 at the moment when General Tommy Franks's "shock and awe" campaign against the regime of Saddam Hussein appeared to be a clean victory, the Army War College's Center for Strategic Leadership approved the release of a monograph by McMaster entitled "Crack in the Foundation: Defense Transformation and the Underlying Assumption of Dominant Knowledge in Future War".

Colonel McMaster added in the article that the Army "is finding it difficult to cut completely loose from years of wrongheaded thinking," noting that assumptions that high-technology systems will provide the American military with "dominant knowledge" of the battlefield has formed much of the justification for the Army program to build the Future Combat System.

Commercial values are found to be usurping the previously dominant knowledge focussed values in universities.

These legacies shaped each sector's early development and continue to contribute to the dominant knowledge paradigms in each.

Our observations highlighted an inherent difficulty as regards applying the dominant knowledge translation models to HTA and clinical guidance practices.

In this section, we will discuss what distinguishes the practices we have analyzed from the fundamental elements of the dominant knowledge translation models.

Which type of renewal occurs is influenced by the historically formed regional specialisations and by the dominant regional knowledge bases.

A critical postcolonial geography of Antarctica calls for relentless interrogation of geopolitics behind the discursive production of this vast and 'empty' glaciated space in the dominant colonial imperial knowledge systems, and its transformation into a 'knowable', and thereby 'governable', place.

These forms of authority are a critical part of the apparatus of power that create the dominant schemas of knowledge use to regulate thoughts and behavior.

Underlying this and many other specific regulatory decisions too detailed to go into was the fundamental decision, reached under Gore's leadership, that the Internet could and should become the dominant method of knowledge exchange for everyone in the world.

Postcolonialist theologies are interested in deconstructing western dominant regimes of knowledge; for exemplary studies, see Kwok Pui-lan, Postcolonial Imagination and Feminist Theology (Westminster John Knox Press, 2005); and Catherine Keller, et al. eds., Postcolonial Theologies: Divinity and Empire (Chalice Press, 2004).