The knowledge has changed from a first illuminating but soon forgotten premonition into an undeniable lived reality.
She wanted to ignore his real question, which was about the intangible, the baffling way in which his wife, without his permission or precise knowledge, had changed in recent years.
"This year's Nobel laureates in physics have used these very smallest components of the universe to increase our understanding of the very largest: the Sun, stars, galaxies and supernovae," the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said in its citation, adding that the new knowledge has "changed the way we look upon the universe".
The economic analysis of knowledge has changed over time.
However, in the Divided Line passage a new vocabulary is introduced, as though the conception of knowledge has changed in a fundamental way.
If you are not skilled in colloquial astronomy, and I tell you that the morning star is the evening star, I have given you information your knowledge has changed.
In a long process, the concept of knowledge has changed and broadened: from scientific knowledge, to technology (including issues of ownership and how technological knowledge is embodied in products and services), to the capacities to increase opportunities for innovation (social and economic value creation through new goods, services and systems).
This study investigates the traditional and local knowledge of Bedouin (Badu) communities in the Badia region of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan with regard to livestock production, medicinal plant use and rangeland management, and examines how such knowledge has changed over time.
In this regard, the capitalisation of knowledge has changed the way scientists view the results of their research, and the entrepreneurial culture assumed by academia now fosters the economic exploitation of the results of their R&D as well as their intellectual potential (Etzkowitz 1998).
