Sentence examples for identity knowledge from inspiring English sources
The # Intruder Information heading specifies the intruder identity, knowledge and capability.
This could take many forms: biometrics, trusted backup connections (friends and family) or cross-referencing personal identity knowledge.
It is likely that issues involving identity, knowledge, and beliefs will emerge as critical influences on PD facilitators (Gresalfi and Cobb 2011; Le Fevre and Richardson 2002; Stein et al. 1999) and thus should be incorporated in future studies of facilitation.
Sixteen predominately elderly patients with different types of long-term conditions described empowerment in terms of 5 dimensions (identity, knowledge and understanding, personal control, personal decision-making, and enabling other patients).
Further investigation of different communication strategies appropriate for women, differentiated in terms of the role of alcohol in identity, knowledge of risk and sensitivity, could be helpful to practitioners.
In the study by Kidd et al. (2005), discussed above, listeners performed a CRM task while uncertainty in target identity (knowledge of the call sign) and/or location was manipulated.
The sharing of a common identity and knowledge among the members of the community is a premise for the development of projects.
In addition to place identity, environmental knowledge related to the causes of environmental problems can effect villagers' motivation to engage in ECB; therefore, communicating this kind of knowledge potentially promotes ECB.
In the Theaetetus Socrates discusses Protagoras' main doctrine and refers to it as "the muthos of Protagoras" (164d9) (in the same line Socrates also calls Theaetetus' defence of the identity of knowledge and perception a muthos).
In the first place, epistêmê refers to the particular cognitive state of the first hypostasis from the One, Nous, in which there is an identity between knowledge and what is known (VI. 6. 15).
