"It only needs leadership, long-term vision, and loyalty to the professions," he explained, noting that poorer and less-endowed nations like Malaysia, Indonesia and South Korea exemplified knowledge societies on a par with highly advanced European countries.
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.
Liberia's mental health experience exemplifies the knowledge gap that cripples rational health sector reform in poor countries around the world.
As such, moral judgments would not be disbarred from exemplifying moral knowledge.
Yet, a competent workforce must exemplify the knowledge, skills, and attitudes that enable the professional to perform their tasks successfully [ 6, 7].
The Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge exemplifies the future of medical education.
Feijóo's monumental Theatro crítico universal (1726 39; "Universal Critical Theatre"), a compendium of knowledge, exemplifies the interests and achievements of the encyclopaedists.
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.
The nutrition innovation lab, led by Tufts University, exemplifies the depth of knowledge and breadth of experience that university researchers can bring to our development agenda.
The absence of homology to any known sequence, as in the case for a large fraction of P. pacificus genes [ 9, 10], exemplifies our lack of knowledge about the genome content of this model organism.
Western societies' condemnation of women who are perceived to fail by not putting their unborn babies' or children's needs ahead of their own is indicative of women's social positioning and exemplifies the privileging of biomedical knowledge over the women's own knowledge.
