Sentence examples for fragmented knowledge from inspiring English sources
Instead of reading in the real sense of the word, our students today are often distracted by the fragmented knowledge available on the internet and in the mass media.
The comparatively brief entries in the encyclopaedic dictionary had, by accident of the alphabet, fragmented knowledge to such an extent that users received only a disjointed knowledge of the things in which they were interested.
In this case, the fragmented knowledge is exploited in a modular way, where redundant computation is avoided.
However, the impact of these exercises on student learning is uncertain, in part due to our fragmented knowledge of what students construct during the tasks.
One factor contributing to this uncertainty could be our fragmented knowledge of what students construct during the tasks (Halverson 2011; Young et al. 2013).
While the review provides an overview of our current and fragmented knowledge of users' design feedback, important areas of research still remain.
Research into local history in the late 20th and early 21st century has presented fragmented historical knowledge, and older generalizations have given way to a complex polyphony of voices as new subfields of history gender and sexuality, health, and the environment, to name but a few have developed.
The last decade has seen substantial effort towards consolidating a fragmented taxonomic knowledge base through the use of web-based tools (Godfray 2002; Godfray et al. 2008 a ; Clark et al. 2009).
To illustrate this, consider that the outcomes movement has been invoked to support political efforts to increasingly privatise American health care [ 38], as the valuing of standardised measures, aggregate behaviour, and radically fragmented medical knowledge supports the logic of the medical marketplace.
The fragmented nature of knowledge in this domain is impeding project managers from leading successful SI programmes.
Such an undertaking is deemed necessary due to the voluminous, multifarious, and fragmented nature of knowledge in this crucial field of international business.
