Therefore, the meta-system is activated to invoke new knowledge models.
From there, he was able to invoke his knowledge of "the numbers" to push hard for the strategies he favored.
Just yesterday he invoked his knowledge of Tehran geography repeatedly with his Vali Asr sounding like "Wall Ass".
By invoking situated knowledges, Haraway suggests that all knowledge is local and limited, denying the possibility of the impartial view-from-nowhere that has often been associated with the perspective of objective knowledge.
Their power stems from a legitimacy and an ability to invoke moral claims, their knowledge and expertise, their access to networks, their access to key agents and decision-making processes, and their access to resources and position in the global economy.
Only belief knowledge invokes value systems. 5. Herein lies the power of the human spirit and some of its great creations, e.g., purpose, aesthetics, morality, religion.
If one invokes prior structural knowledge, usually that the crystal is composed of discrete atoms of known atomic numbers, then the observed magnitudes are, in general, sufficient to determine the positions of the atoms, that is, the crystal structure.
We ask whether the observed confined folding already arises from the experimentally confirmed loop formation without invoking rather unprecise knowledge of time and length scales.
A user can invoke predefined views over the knowledge network or define custom views.
Though these assumptions explain the testing effect in relation to declarative knowledge acquisition, the theoretical assumptions also fit the beneficial impact on the acquisition of skills, and tests also invoke retrieval and elaboration of procedural knowledge [ 14].
Thus the Theaetetus shows the impossibility of a successful account of knowledge that does not invoke the Forms.
