Sentence examples for knowledge contexts from inspiring English sources

We synthesize across literature streams examining each phenomena to document distinctions between firms originating from different "knowledge contexts".

Domain-general experiments and demonstrations typically stress the learning of a strategy (e.g., control of variables) in simplified stripped down conceptual knowledge contexts.

Besides knowledge contexts, indirect reference arises when a sentence involves "I believe that…", "I think that…", "It seems to me that…", "It is surprising that…", "It is trivial that…", and so on.

So a belief that S is P takes the de re form [believer] takes S to be (wei) P. Wei also figures in a related way in knowledge contexts with nominal predicates—"know to deem as (wei) [noun]." Ancient Chinese has several meaning-related homonyms, including weiis-only, weito be called, and weiartificial.

The literature also indicates some of the challenges involved in the use of online tests such as the widespread use of publisher test banks focused on euro-centric knowledge contexts and the overrepresentation of online test questions that assess low levels of cognition.

This, we propose offers novel ways of conceptualising the possibilities of digital video as a mode of learning in emergent environments and knowledge contexts, as well as insights into how digital material workplaces might beneficially be constituted as safe working environments.

In those days, I trusted, instinctively, that at any moment I was on the verge of learning something that would further expand my empire of knowledge, context and imagination.

Her difficulties in real life are much less, because every other factor here — knowledge, context, and expectation no less than perspective, occlusion, and motion parallax — helps her experience the three-dimensional reality around her. Sue was able to see depth in the red-and-green drawings I had brought.

The question, "what would an entomologist know about this animal?" changed the perspective and knowledge context.

Substitution of co-referring terms in a knowledge context is the problematic move such a context is intensional, after all.

We then integrate the knowledge context into Teece's (1986) theoretical framework identifying factors that impact a firm's ability to profit from innovation.