Sentence examples for knowledge intended from inspiring English sources

During the 1820s he helped to found not only the University of London but also the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, intended to make good books available at low prices to the working class.

These are graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge intended to present them quickly and clearly.

Indeed, it may be unethical not to generate knowledge intended to evaluate or improve delivery of services in such contexts.

Adding to the epistemological debate about the most appropriate forms of production of knowledge intended for utilisation, Trist [ 57] argued that domain-based research represented a third category alongside basic and applied research.

The purpose was to capture existing knowledge and any changes of current behaviour (pre-test) and in the post questionnaire acquired knowledge and intended changes in their behaviour.

This conception of scientific knowledge is intended to encompass not only conceptual propositions, but also propositions about the real natures or essences of substances, which is to say propositions about the world.

These models, which are state-of-the-art implementations of current knowledge, are intended to facilitate and increase the use of the Swarm data by a much wider community than the one represented in the SMART consortium itself.

Such a discussion is necessitated by the fact that, while the Posterior Analytics makes it clear by its constant use of examples from nature that its standards for knowledge are intended to be applicable to natural science, it is devoid of details on how this application is to be accomplished.

Specifically, the item regarding adequate knowledge is intended to tap competence, whereas items related to involvement and time are intended to tap the degree of autonomy in the decision making process.

Therefore the purpose of this study was to extend previous research by assessing the knowledge and intended behaviour during an influenza pandemic amongst clinical and non-clinical hospital staff.

Crawford and colleagues, also in Malawi, find that SMS messaging for pregnant women and caregivers of children under 1, often sent through CHWs as intermediaries, was effective in improving both the knowledge and intended positive behavior of clients.