Since this is something the akratic does not do, he lacks knowledge; his ignorance is constituted by his error in action.
The essential operation of the soul is constituted by knowledge; therefore if knowledge were not already included, at least partially, in its natural possibilities, the soul would paradoxically find itself constituted for an aim that it could never achieve.
By contrast, Schneewind (1993) thinks that Grotius deserves credit for introducing agonism into ethics the notion that "conflict is ineradicable, and could not be removed, even in principle, by the completest possible metaphysical knowledge of how the world is constituted" (58).
Such knowledge is crucial in order to understand how professional experience is constituted and developed.
Although it was stressed that the indicators should be selected locally on the basis of the aspects of quality that were relevant and meaningful [ 72, 102], those tasked with compiling the reports quickly found that the terms of communicating knowledge about quality was constituted in a very specific way.
Knowledge-based network models are constituted of literature-curated causal relationships between biological entities, for which the NPA approach enables "backward" deduction of the activity changes (or perturbation) from differential gene expression data.
There is a lack of information regarding the histological features of supracrestal peri-implant soft tissue, since the present knowledge is basically constituted by animal studies data, using dogs and nonhuman primates [ 11] and some patient reports [ 3, 14, 21].
A panel of seven experts was constituted to cover the various disciplines and domains of expertise of the knowledge domain.
Scientific paradigms are constituted by sets of norms, values, and beliefs that are used to generate, communicate, and validate knowledge.
