As such, moral judgments would not be disbarred from exemplifying moral knowledge.
For them, the question exemplifies "common knowledge... that any well-educated adult should have", and it is "ideologically neutral" in that the answer does not vary between traditional and reform mathematics.
Yet, a competent workforce must exemplify the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that enable the professional to perform their tasks successfully [ 6, 7].
Liberia's mental health experience exemplifies the knowledge gap that cripples rational health sector reform in poor countries around the world.
The informants commented on the importance of drawing on local knowledge, exemplified by one community member: "They used local knowledge in selecting the deserving households.
These questions led him from an initial focus on academic inquiries about the nature of knowledge (exemplified by his 1979 book, "Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature") to wider-ranging speculations about politics, morality and literature ("Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity") to polemical efforts at political history ("Achieving Our Country," 1998).
They never converted to the establishment of a full real trans-border growth area based on research and innovation activities, as exemplified by the Knowledge triangle Eindhoven-Leuven-Aachen. Soon, regional politics obscured the ambition and benefits of effective research policies.
From the headquarters of the American Association of University Presses (AAUP), here comes everyone's favorite week in November, besides that one about colonialism just kidding, this week is, of course, de facto, the pride of November because it celebrates the prescience, diversity, and commitment to knowledge exemplified by the university press in the twenty-first century.
21 The discussion exemplified his comprehensive knowledge of the nervous system, while the second half of the text is dedicated to a controversial topic: consciousness.
He furthermore held that dualistic analyses of knowledge, best exemplified by traditional Cartesian mind-body dualism, are inadequate.
