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This article focuses on how representatives from fire and rescue services express uncertainties and expectations regarding the knowledge dimension of the road tunnel fire and rescue systems.

By introducing this additional knowledge dimension of arts, complementing the dimension of aesthetics, it is being acknowledged that also forms of arts-based research and arts-based innovation are existing and can emerge further.

The knowledge dimension consisted of 4 levels (i.e., Definition, Description, Analysis, and Evaluation).

A floor effect was observed for the apprehension dimension with 28% of patients reporting the lowest possible score, and a ceiling effect was observed for the patient knowledge dimension with 30% of patients reporting the highest possible score.

A score was generated for each of the other knowledge dimensions, i.e., knowledge of malaria and pneumonia prevention, symptoms, and danger signs of illness in children.

For construct validation of the HAM-Nat we explore different ways to conceive of our measure: (a) to take natural science knowledge as a single unified dimension of knowledge, and (b) to differentiate three dimensions according to the field of knowledge: physics, chemistry, and biology.

(As Rod Serling so aptly put it: "...the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition... between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge... the dimension of imagination... an area which we call... The Twilight Zone").

The negative mean4 of the AT/PLC knowledge-dimension indicates that the items of this dimension were too difficult for the apprentices at the end of their training.

There are arguments that fluency or the efficiency of gaining access to one's lexical knowledge should be an important dimension of (deep) word knowledge and be considered in vocabulary assessment (e.g., Chapelle 1994; *Qian 2002; Schmitt 2014).

As a result, Johnson et al. (2002) note that the tacit dimension of knowledge makes interaction or collaboration, as opposed to publication, the ideal medium for the transfer of the knowledge from incumbents to users.

One advantage of the university is that a professor is usually at hand to add an extra dimension of knowledge to any experience.