Sentence examples for envisaged knowledge from inspiring English sources

Recent suggestions urge advancing Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) to provide the overdue support tools for individuals in the envisaged Knowledge Societies.

We envisaged that practical knowledge of the focal countries would facilitate access to hard-to-reach but theoretically relevant groups and data.

It is envisaged that this knowledge will cascade to other members of the IDP community through our participants, and enable the community to protect confidentiality and prevent exploitation from any research they may take part in the future.

In her previous memoir, Yesterday Morning, publishing veteran Diana Athill envisaged that 'probably' the knowledge that 'death can't fail to come fairly soon is seriously frightening', aligning herself with the not-yet-frightened.

The fact that they were ultimately unsuccessful, because the movements of heavenly bodies do not determine political events on Earth, does not invalidate the process by which this conclusion was eventually drawn.Ms Fara also argues, persuasively, that science is rarely an esoteric effort to attain pure knowledge, as envisaged by Bacon.

The commercially owned social web is a far cry from the vision of academically minded knowledge exchange envisaged by the World Wide Web's inventor.

He can envisage using his knowledge of fungicides to help people who use the products.

It was originally envisaged as the body of knowledge of the UN procurement certification scheme.

Augustine envisages that reflective knowledge-claims can be iterated, so that we would have infinitely many pieces of knowledge ("I know that I know that I think…").

It was envisaged that a Canadian consortium for knowledge and best practices sharing among various stakeholders could facilitate the bench to bedside development of novel adjuvants.

Initially, only verbal informataion supplied by a nurse on the knowledge required for patient self-care was envisaged.