Palmer [ 21] defines clinical scholarship as the integration of theoretical and experiential knowledge, that is, it encompasses the knowledge and learning derived from the analytical observation of clients and patients (p318).
They define an RA as an architecture that encompasses the knowledge about how to design SAs of systems of a given application or technological domain.
It therefore encompasses the knowledge, attitudes, skills and behaviors of consumers with regard to managing their resources and understanding, selecting and making use of financial services that fit their needs' (p. 7).
The pattern of poly-literacy encompasses the varied knowledge that participants held about their medications, their health conditions, and the resources they could access to support their medication management efforts.
After all, liberal arts encompass the knowledge and skills each person needs to participate actively in civic life.
Programs must be developed that meet both national and institutional requirements, while also encompassing the unique knowledge that each orientee brings to the practice setting.
Building from Ball et al. (2008) construct of mathematical knowledge for teaching, mathematical knowledge for professional development encompasses the specialized content knowledge and pedagogical content knowledge that is required of PD leaders.
Confidence can be considered an important aspect of and a marker for professional capacity, as it encompasses the "skills, knowledge, confidence, job-readiness and ability to network and interact" that are required to achieve an outcome [ 41].
In this regard, the developed scheme applied the fuzzy sets theory to decorrelate the high-dimensional hyper-spectral images based on the knowledge that the data encompassed by closely spaced wavelengths in the spectral domain is more correlated than the information provided by more distant wavelengths.
Although definitions of mental models have varied greatly depending on the context of their use (Johnson-Laird 1983), most tend to encompass internal representations of knowledge that are structured as cognitive maps, schemas, or frameworks (Johnson-Laird 1983).
