"The human brain stores factual knowledge about the world in a relational manner," he explains.
By the early 19th century there was great demand for information and knowledge about the world.
Paul has extensive knowledge about the world and the international economy.
We perceive these, and those perceptions are the basis of our certain knowledge about the world.
This region is involved in semantic memory, processing word meanings and general knowledge about the world.
Traditionally, information and knowledge about the world have been geographically constrained.
The deductive sciences, in the empiricists' view, cannot produce justified beliefs, much less knowledge, about the world.
"Each language is a unique repository of facts and knowledge about the world that we can ill afford to lose".
A basic level of knowledge about the world is useful – and aids our ability to seek out new knowledge.
Science fair has taught me to appreciate the world through curiosity; it has taught me think analytically, and to use science to gain knowledge about the world.
The negative form was the weapon used against metaphysics and as a vindication of science as the only possible source of knowledge about the world.
