Sentence examples for knowledge articulation from inspiring English sources

Following Zollo and Winter [Organisation Science, 2001, in press], the paper distinguishes three learning processes: experience accumulation, knowledge articulation and knowledge codification and suggests a framework to analyse the learning abilities of project-based firms.

Obama's knowledge and articulation can hold up to whatever talking points Beck could muster while deflating much of his inflammatory rhetoric, especially when it comes to the Constitution, which Obama studied, taught and lectured on at Chicago Law School.

Moreover, in the case of their group dismissal of the activities of the recreational therapist, it would appear that PSWs have established an espirit de corps (Miller et al., 2008) based on their own occupational knowledge, the articulation of group humor, and a strengthening of group solidarity based on negative perceptions of other professions.

Moreover, we expect that all members of our community will help to create the most productive environment possible, an environment comfortable to everyone and free from fear, in which the pursuit of knowledge and the articulation of thought will be fostered and encouraged.

The concept of TEK cannot possibly do justice to the knowledge systems and articulations of knowledge systems belonging to the thousands of indigenous peoples.

EVT is defined as a particular interaction pattern in online discussion threads characterized as dialogic exchanges whereby a participant collaboratively displays construction, and at times, critical engagement with the ideas or key concepts that make up the topic of an online discussion, and builds knowledge through reasoning, articulations, creativity, and reflection (Bliss & Lawrence, 2009).

During the group sessions, students articulate their knowledge, reasoning, or problem-solving processes (articulation), and compare their own processes with those of other students, an expert, or ultimately an internal cognitive model of expertise (reflection).

And in his rabbitlike speed and surging power, there's remarkable rhythmic articulation and knowledge of harmony, which helps him know where he wants to go.

However, as Nehm et al. (2009) point out, there is a lack of consensus on the outcomes of teacher preparation regarding evolution education: 'a critical question facing science teacher educators is how teacher preparation programs can facilitate coordinated conceptual articulation of knowledge, beliefs, and behavior with regard to the teaching of evolution' (p. 1141).

Having witnessed this gradual shift over the past 30 years, I fear that these cultural changes, which tend to have longstanding consequences,, threaten to undermine the heart and soul of the university--a respect for the construction and articulation of knowledge.

As noted above, this pattern of results is not consistent with the idea that the group difference on behavioral tests of nonword repetition is explicable solely in terms of factors such as pre-existing vocabulary knowledge or differences in articulation skills.