For example, counsellors at GHTM are instructed to demonstrate correct condom use but we have no data verifying that this is actually done; in a population with generally low levels of condom knowledge, demonstrations may be necessary as a part of effective counselling, and condom uptake with incorrect use may not provide adequate protection from HIV.
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.
The training video films help students to convert information into knowledge by demonstration and presentation, explanations and communication, combination and integration.
More precisely, scientific knowledge comprises demonstration, starting from first principles; the latter must also be known, although they are not known by demonstration (1139b15-30).
Knowledge and demonstration of Leave No Trace ethics.
To our knowledge, this demonstration of chemoenzymatic synthesis of galactofuranosides constitutes the very first use of an O-glycosidase for the synthesis of galactofuranosides.
Suhrawardi criticizes the Peripatetic theory of definition and the inductive approach it advocates as a foundation for scientific knowledge and demonstration.
Moreover (and obviously), it is no solution to this problem for Aristotle simply to assert that we have knowledge without demonstration of some appropriate starting points.
This pay system relates salary progression or a cash bonus to the display of 'competencies', including the acquisition of new knowledge or demonstration of an improved expertise or ability (Rowland and Potemski [2009]).
Although to our knowledge no demonstration of episodic evolution is known for protein functions, our observations suggest that it will also be widespread for proteins.
