Sentence examples for knowledge in sense from inspiring English sources

He too found the origin of knowledge in sense experience.

Reichenbach insists, sometimes in rather sharp language, that the logical positivists and unnamed "pretentious" logicians are simply wrong about locating the foundations of knowledge in sense data or analytical truths.

Another passage tells us that knowing again, presumably in the sense of A5 is the means by which one sorts things (B34), which is the sign of knowledge in the sense of A6.

They have not just gained more knowledge in broader sense, but also developed strong skills, network and gained first hand experience on many development issues.

Knowledge in this sense may be highly probable but not certain; and faith e.g., belief on reliable testimony may provide appropriate justification).

Knowledge in this sense might be said to be "acceptance" (see below) by a wider community.

Knowledge in this sense is larger than what a single individual holds to be true.

Even practical knowledge in this sense can be knowledge-that and can fail to be knowledge-how.

The result will finally be literal exponential growth in medical knowledge in the sense that new medical discoveries will benefit further discovery.

Technology is viewed as non-rival knowledge in the sense that firms in more than one country can simultaneously use it.

He viewed knowledge (in the sense of learning virtues) as a kind of social pressure which impeded our natural spontaneity (Laozi CTP: 18).