Semantic memory encompasses knowledge about both the properties that typify concepts (e.g. robins, like all birds, have wings) as well as the properties that individuate conceptually related items (e.g. robins, in particular, have red breasts).
His intellectual pursuits and endeavors have hitherto resulted in an educational background encompassing knowledge from, and meta-knowledge about, different academic and scientific disciplines.
Textual knowledge in turn encompasses knowledge of cohesion and knowledge of rhetorical organization.
Open codes encompassed knowledge, language, behaviour, training and misconceptions about FP.
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.
According to Bachman and Palmer (2010), organizational knowledge is one of the two areas of language knowledge and encompasses grammatical knowledge and textual knowledge.
There are many critical care books that encompass knowledge, skills and expertise in critical care nursing.
Some advocates fear that the fishing trade could disappear entirely in the next few years, taking with it a legacy that goes back 350 years and encompasses a wealth of knowledge about fishing and the river itself.
The discipline encompasses a body of knowledge about physical abilities and limitations as well as other human characteristics that are relevant to job design.
The "dimensional" approach, on the other hand, contends that vocabulary depth encompasses various aspects of knowledge about words, such as form, meaning, and use in both receptive and productive senses and in both spoken and written modalities (Nation 2001; Schmitt 2014).
