Sentence examples for knowledge characterized from inspiring English sources

It is an "internal knowledge" characterized by sensation, emotions and thought.

This is the prophets' "divine" knowledge, characterized by a special mode of access and style of exposition.

A reliability component is obvious in the case of the discursive knowledge characterized in Canon A6, which is a comprehensive, systematic ability to sort things into kinds.

The mutual knowledge characterized by (i), (ii), and (iii) is sufficient both to account for the agents' following the D1,D2-outcome, and for their being able to predict each others' moves.

Moreover, the relative effectiveness of learning by different work practices for innovation is contingent on the nature of knowledge, characterized by generality (i.e., high mobility/transferability) and visibility (i.e., tighter links between actions and outcomes).

The design of MCBER-MUD and GA-assisted channel estimation for STBC MC-CDMA is motivated by the basic requirements of implementing an actual receiver scheme (that, therefore, cannot assume the ideal CSI knowledge) characterized by affordable computational load and near-optimal performance.

The specific characteristics of scientific knowledge characterize the R&D cooperation between universities and industry.

For each parameter, the manufacturer's imperfect knowledge is characterized by a subjective distribution.

It is known that the transfer of knowledge is characterized by geographic concentration and interpersonal contacts as the main channel of communication.

There is widespread criticism of much transport planning practice for relying on particular, 'technical', knowledge forms characterized by instrumental, means-end rationality.

It always seemed to me that the restlessness, the search for experience and knowledge that characterized his comedy as well as his very physical presence compelled him to go into drama, to take on not only comic roles but also dark ones.