For example, question (7.1), as an indirect request for the date or day of the week, can be viewed as indicating the speaker's awareness that the hearer can perform the requested information-conveying act only if the knowledge-precondition of that act is satisfied.
Most of our knowledge concerning preconditioning however has been gathered from experiments in normal healthy animal models [ 1].
H7N9 influenza-related knowledge is the precondition motivating poultry farmers to adopt preventive behaviours against H7N9 infection.
We regarded the referees' football knowledge as a precondition for their FIFA employment and did not test them on the questionnaire.
Research in the 1980s and 90s lead to the recognition that vocabulary knowledge is a precondition for most other language abilities, (see, Alderson & Banerjee, 2001, for a review of that research); and, the emergence of lexical approaches to language learning (Willis, 1990; Lewis, 2002; McCarthy, 2003).
Knowledge was a precondition for change.
This article focuses on Stockholm County and biogas, with the aim to increase the knowledge about regional preconditions.
From his point of view, which was influenced by Puritan conceptions, early modern society has to make sure that losses caused by the Fall are compensated for, primarily by man's enlargement of knowledge, providing the preconditions for a new form of society which combines scientia nova and the millennium, according to the prophecy of Daniel 12 4 (Hill 1971, 85 130).
This definition was further enhanced by the knowledge that ischaemic preconditioning also reduces dysrhythmias and myocardial dysfunction [ 39, 40].
As the Internet is a dynamic medium, which is rapidly changing, we consider it necessary to evaluate the Internet use of psychiatric patients today in order to gain knowledge about the preconditions for mental health related online options.
Situational knowledge is not a precondition of learning, because humans have the ability to empathize.
