The word is usually used for a body of professional knowledge, mastered by experts on whom laypeople may safely rely.
Results from the Most Significant Change monitoring methodology suggest that participants have gained new knowledge, mastered certain life skills (especially communication skills) and are now more likely to provide care and support for people living with HIV.
Larry Gagosian, perhaps the world's most influential gallery owner, needs a nearly impossible combination of skills — deep art knowledge, master salesmanship, charm, ruthlessness, financial savvy and the respect of the artists themselves — to maintain his edge and root out competition.
It is also the mascot of the Knowledge Masters educational competition.
Once they have been successfully undertaken, scaling particularly if the company has a plentiful supply of data and the knowledge engineering mastered —can be very rapid.
This obscured Tylor's clear "minimum definition of religion" and threw an odd light on what he had called "lower animism," the belief in spirits that a person with ritual knowledge can master.
Horseback riding was the one thing I was allowed to do that let me be in charge, that gave me a body of knowledge to master, one which my brother and father didn't share.
"Many do not feel they have enough knowledge, have mastered the subject matter enough so that they can actually write a blog post".
As in the United States, the early portion of their education is focused on acquiring basic science knowledge through lectures and classroom work; the latter part is devoted to mastering clinical knowledge and spending time with patients.
We have developed here argument that learning, not only in informal and unconscious modes but also in more formal and reflective ones, is best thought of not as a process of mastering existing knowledge and understandings but rather as a process of using existing knowledge and understandings to create new ones.
