The nuclear power plant is highly knowledge-intensive facility.
On the other hand, in situ bioremediation is highly knowledge-intensive and its application requires a thorough understanding of the geochemistry, hydrogeology, microbiology and ecology of contaminated soils, groundwater and sediments, under both natural and engineered conditions.
The hunting-and-gathering way of life was highly knowledge-intensive and skill-intensive, and because of the absence of occupational specialization, each child had to acquire the whole culture, or at least that part of it appropriate to his or her gender.
Healthcare organizations are highly knowledge-intensive institutions that require continual learning to improve their capabilities.
The field of nanoengineering is highly interdisciplinary, requiring knowledge drawn from a variety of scientific and engineering departments.
While it is highly unlikely your knowledge will be put to the test during a TV debate watched by millions, proficient public speaking skills will prove invaluable when it comes to making a great impression at interview.
This is highly improbable without knowledge of the title, but at most it would provide a mood resemblance, which is far removed from a representation by music of things in the world.
Knowledge is highly rooted in practice, and traditional knowledge production requires the exchange of questions and answers [ 37], necessitating a quality of interaction that is more flexible and responsive to community needs [ 32].
Students' conceptual knowledge is highly incorrect because of confusion with preexisting knowledge acquired in daily life resulting in scientific misconceptions (Reif 1987).
Knowledge about the future is highly welcome because such knowledge is assumed to make insecure planning processes and decisions more secure for several reasons.
As the chart shows knowledge (or rather, presumably, an innate predisposition to acquire such knowledge) is highly genetically determined.
