It is a computational theory or method that is used for knowledge acquisition and demonstration.
"Sensation is", Kilwardby says, "the gate to human cognition", because there can be no knowledge of universals (and demonstration) without the knowledge of particulars (NLP I.33, 509; DOS 433).
Science educators have long valued a range of skills beyond a student's content knowledge, and often require demonstration of laboratory procedures, proficiency in writing lab reports, and oral communication skills in presentations.
The training video films help students to convert information into knowledge by demonstration and presentation, explanations and communication, combination and integration.
In sum, if all knowledge requires demonstration, and all demonstration proceeds from what is more intelligible by nature to what is less so, then either the process goes on indefinitely or it comes to a halt in undemonstrated first principles, which are known, and known securely.
Although we knew there were demonstrations and violence going on, we felt that the coverage in the news media, and what our friends and family had as an image of the country, was feeding on itself to produce an image of disaster that was not like the life we were encountering here — despite our knowledge of atrocities and demonstrations.
The rich fictional universe provided a lot of opportunities for discussion and demonstration of knowledge in front of their peers.
Third, supervisors in this study appear to be focused on students' readiness to engage in the learning environment through their personal attributes, willingness and demonstration of knowledge.
2. Demonstration of knowledge and expertise.
The study relies on self-rated confidence rather than objective demonstration of prescribing knowledge and skills.
