"You name the issue," he said, "and these folks know I've got the experience and the knowledge about the Fourth Congressional District to get things done".
As Fry said, it was the idea that a scientist would be considered ignorant if he or she didn't know Hamlet, but an artist would not be considered ignorant for lack of knowledge about the second law of thermodynamics.
Knowledge about the first steps in tumour initiation is important for early detection.
5 6 Because strategies for prevention of stroke and heart failure might differ from strategies for prevention of coronary heart disease, knowledge about the first manifestation of cardiovascular disease is important for primary prevention purposes.
Since strategies for prevention of stroke and heart failure might differ from strategies for prevention of coronary heart disease, to devise a sex-tailored primary prevention program, knowledge about the first manifestation of diseases is important.
Mr. Ballard, a fount of knowledge about the town, first took me by the chapel.
That goes double, of course, for something which they have very little knowledge about in the first place".
In the case of the epistemic paradoxes, a similar stratification could be obtained by making an explicit distinction between first-order knowledge (knowledge about the external world), second-order knowledge (knowledge about first-order knowledge), third-order knowledge (knowledge about second-order knowledge), and so on.
Based on the effective principles of first-aid training and current knowledge about the process of lay first-aid giving, we elaborated a new conception of first-aid training that can effectively train the participants to achieve the desired competencies on all levels of preparedness – knowledge, skills as well as the psychological setup.
Second, you'd need to be in a position where you possess critical, objective knowledge about the applicant that a third party could not ascertain.
