The vision seems to be to create a system wich can do for formal knowledge (all the formally definable systems, heuristics, algorithms, rules, methods, theorems, and facts in the world) what search engines have done for informal knowledge (all the text and documents in various forms of media).
He could not read or write music, and he had no formal knowledge of chord structure.
Of events that took place in summer, however, I recall only the general condition and have obtained my formal knowledge of the events themselves solely as data.
If world history comes into it, Ferguson's new book shows how difficult it will be to teach it as "formal knowledge", rote-learned.
Presently these programmes are run discreetly, at a national or institutional level, with varied measurement criteria in place, and with very little formal knowledge sharing between institutions – particularly across borders.
Many educational programmes will focus on students' acquisition of formal knowledge and training, and will often equip them with the technical skills necessary to take up paid employment in a specific sector.
Church argues that it is time that people trained to work in mental health aren't just steeped in formal knowledge, but in the knowledge of the personal narratives of people who have been through the system.
And the federation will offer training to residents of cities, towns and villages who wish to serve on planning commissions -- and often do -- but who have little formal knowledge of urban planning.
How can this identity-preserving knowledge – the "big story" – be inculcated in the young, "given our educational theorists' aversion to formal knowledge and rote-learning", their preference for "everyone's history but our own", usually in "chunks", and their obsession with study skills and textual analysis?
It discusses the conceptualisation and formal knowledge representation for the problem domain.
These are enriched through associations with formal knowledge models and informal discourse.
