Sentence examples for entry knowledge from inspiring English sources

However, the use of outside resources may be due to the students' different backgrounds and/or entry knowledge levels.

(For a more detailed treatment of expressivism, consult the section about the expressivist model of self-knowledge in the entry self-knowledge).

(See also Falvey 2000; Boyle 2009; and see the discussion of the commitment model of self-knowledge in the entry self-knowledge for a more detailed discussion of commissive accounts).

The gaps in entry-level training are alarming as the entry-level knowledge provides the basis for therapists to build their advanced practice skills.

As a 33-year-old straight, Jewish I.T. guy from Long Island without even an entry-level knowledge of sports, I became conditioned to camouflaging myself in the midst of testosterone-fueled football banter just enough to protect my cover.

Interested readers are encouraged to consult the entry on knowledge-how.

"The only buyers of entry-level knowledge labor are large bureaucratic organizations". This assumption may have been true in the 1950s and 60s, the age of the Organization Man.

Yes, some positions do require more than entry-level knowledge, but others are more dependent on attitude and teachability than a specific ability.

To check for possible entry-level knowledge differences between students in lab + lecture and students in lecture only, we used a pre-assessment given during lecture at the beginning of the spring 2013 semester.

For example, the structural capital in an interactive digital interface enables consumers to create any kind of information in Youtube (Ritzer and Jurgenson, 2010), and collaborative entries and knowledge in Wiki (Ritzer and Jurgenson, 2010) through storytelling, establishing authenticity, and developing personal connections (Aaker and Smith, 2010) through the digital web.

See the entry on common knowledge for discussion of this controversy and of how common knowledge informs both game theory and the philosophical study of convention.