They've got to have more knowledge in terms of skill and tactics," he said.
Generally, each system consists of a scheme that arranges knowledge in terms of stated principles into classes, then divisions and subdivisions.
"Because if I wasn't aware of these engagements taking place, then it clearly suggests that the first minister was in consort with the minister for finance and personnel, who was from the DUP party, was involved in an enterprise, which also involved Michael Noonan [the Republic's finance minister], without my knowledge, in terms of the meetings that were taking place".
How do virtue reliabilists propose to understand knowledge in terms of epistemic competences?
One could characterize skill differently, and still define knowledge in terms of skill as Sosa does.
But the text explains such knowledge in terms of an ability or know-how.
A knowledge-based approach exploits relevant knowledge in terms of rules to assist decision-making process.
Soil input consisted of available knowledge in terms of data and models in three case studies.
Such project embraces new fields of knowledge in terms of technologies, markets and business models.
The model class considered naturally accommodates a priori knowledge in terms of signal interconnections.
The standard view explained the cumulative addition of new knowledge in terms of the application of the scientific method.
