Let us consider the first case in which the adversary does not have this knowledge (lines 18 to 19).
In Extract 3, a "my side" telling [ 13], by which Massimo displays his limited knowledge of a client's personal state (lines 1 7), is at least partially successful in soliciting Franco (a client) to produce talk that expands that knowledge (lines 9 11).
The horizontal lines represent the three learning components: knowledge [upper line: basic pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, therapeutics (1) and therapeutics (2)], clinical practice (middle line: video patients, patient demonstrations, observation of consultations and prescribing drugs) and skills [lower line: prescription, drug formulary, prescribing (6-steps) and CP&T literature].
This approach to fault location avoids the requirement for prior knowledge of line parameters, which is advantageous as line parameters are not always known precisely.
This teaching approach enhances emotional interest and cognitive attention, and reflects consistent and reliable transfer of knowledge in line with modern learning theories.
To the best of our knowledge, this line of research is the first to investigate the degree of agreement between calculated and measured dose using 90Y PET quantitative data.
This result is historically significant because it brings Burley's later theory of knowledge into line with the other great epistemological doctrines of the fourteenth century, almost all of which were aimed at re-evaluating the singular as a possible object of knowledge.
In contrast to technology adoption by individuals, organisational adoption required a wider multifaceted conceptualisation of 'how-to' knowledge in line with the more complex dynamics in organisations.
Tacit knowledge in line with our working definition offered in the Background included: past experiences, organization-specific knowledge, community contextual knowledge, and the recognition of the tacit knowledge of others.
