Children are depositories of the sphere of knowledge that they transmit to each other without the intervention of adults.
Do the sources your professor wants you to cite fit into a specific sphere of knowledge?
The Carmen Sandiego series (Where in the World, and so forth) was a rare exception, because its sphere of knowledge, geography, was ideal for an adventure-game format.
I wondered if the compulsive naming of parts, diseases and chemical reactions – frenulum, otitis, glycolysis – was a mechanism invented by doctors to defend themselves against a largely unknowable sphere of knowledge".
If that was true, those in error failed to see how his range of interests often enabled one sphere of knowledge to provide an exhilaratingly original insight into another.
It is a conceptual sphere of knowledge that magically expands as you explore it.
Hartmann sees quantities as determinations of real being and qualities as (within limits) determinations of the secondary sphere of knowledge (A.39a).
Now five years later, Reichheld and Markey share the experience with NPS of leading companies and show how this rapidly advancing sphere of knowledge is becoming the compass for business success in the 21st Century, in particular Apple.
Other health professionals such as nurses, physical therapists and pharmacists: Other health professionals who work with a physician may be able to assess the physician's abilities and skills that are relevant to their experience and sphere of knowledge.
Understood as a driver of change, design is subject to a dual tension between the formal sphere of knowledge and the need to analyse and endorse reality in its many informal forms and dimensions.
In this respect, urban design thanks to its ability to intercept single and episodic phenomena, tendencies or behaviours and steer them towards perspectives of change is subject to a dual tension between the formal sphere of knowledge and the need to analyse and endorse reality in its variety of informal aspects and forms.
