Hook recognized that an empirical analysis of experience and of the way scientific knowledge originated and functioned in the human environment could justify statements that represented the "great commonplaces" of experience and of the world.
We studied a group of left hemisphere chronic stroke patients, some of whom were apraxic, with measures of declarative tool and animal knowledge, body part knowledge, and function and manipulation knowledge of artifacts.
However, the most important factor affecting preventive oral health performance is the knowledge and function of the medical group, in this instance, the paediatricians concerning oral healthcare in our setting [ 12].
In addition, we hypothesized that a significant interaction would be observed between HIV and age on neuropsychological measures of episodic learning and memory, semantic knowledge, and visuospatial functioning.
How environmental factors affect species biology, from physiology to biogeography, is also often simplified by a pragmatically reduced knowledge on functioning and dynamic of the physical environment.
Many types of knowledge and cognitive functioning are embedded in every skill area, and many, if not all, of the standards merely translate the obvious requirements of English work into wordy abstractions.
But in all too many cases the emphasis in these programs is on a man's becoming more specialized and on not learning the other areas of knowledge, skills, and functions.
Organizational mechanisms such as centralized knowledge functions and M&A functions enable firms to accumulate, codify, retrieve, update and redeploy PMI accumulated knowledge on new M&A deals, building over time a distinctive hard-to-replicate M&A capability.
An introductory course in economics and a functioning knowledge of high school algebra and analytical geometry or permission of the instructor.
In fact, the AFM is based on the same well-founded psychological knowledge about adult development and functioning that I was familiar with.
