Sentence examples for knowledge fit from inspiring English sources

Another strand emerges from the attempt to provide a reconstruction of human knowledge showing how the pieces of human knowledge fit together in a structure of mutual support.

In order to form a schema, users need to be able to understand where newly acquired knowledge fits into "the big picture".

Two years before, her son had stolen some truck accessories and, without her knowledge, fitted them on her truck.

We don't have a great sense of how much knowledge fits inside a gigabyte of data, but we do have an embodied understanding of how long it takes to read a book…or 7473 of them! 3. Wikipedia is full of lists.

This idea of actionable knowledge fits well with the more pro-active and experimental forms of climate change adaptation that are advocated by some of our respondents.

So even if the correct information was passed on, the question remains whether this newly gathered knowledge fitted into their vision of health and diseases and what they perceive as important to remember.

To my knowledge, the "fit and proper" provision has never yet been interpreted on the basis of whether or not someone in charge of a company which owns a broadcaster has or may have committed a criminal offence.

"We invented knowledge to fit the medium," Weinberger explained to me over Skype.

The three components of the traditional view of knowledge thus fit together "cohesively" to explain why knowledge is valued as a state of full cognitive success.

The spectra were processed with LCModel [33], a prior knowledge spectral fit software, and only the peak concentrations obtained with a standard deviation lower than 20% were accepted.

Can an education booklet handed out by a physiotherapist improve bra knowledge and fit, and level of breast support, of bras worn by adolescent female athletes?