It resists privileging any single discipline of knowledge, preserving a multiplicity that implicates truth in the problem of aesthetic representation.
Great discretion had to be shown in candidate selection so that the knowledge preserved through oral tradition would have the greatest chance of survival.
It is also suggested that biomedical research is a complex and expensive enterprise requiring the pulling together of expertise and resources to achieve important research goals which include alleviating suffering, advancing knowledge, preserving life and promoting human well-being.
Now it's time we finished it by using our skills and knowledge to preserve our privacy and civil liberties, not just the bottom line.
Measuring the extent to which cultural communities overlap via the knowledge they preserve can paint a picture of how culturally proximate or diverse they are.
Both women and men expressed a strong preference for skilled birth attendants over TBAs, stating that skilled attendants possess unique skills and knowledge to preserve the health of the mother and infant that TBAs do not have.
Relative to healthy birder controls, the patient showed marked deficits of bird call and bird name knowledge but relatively preserved knowledge of avian visual attributes and retained knowledge of human voices and faces.
In some cases – in China's ancient pharmacopeias, for example, or Europe's 16th-century texts on medicinal herbs — that knowledge was preserved in writing for future generations.
"There isn't a lot of knowledge about preserving on brick or corrugated iron," said Mr Cain.
Some of the ancient knowledge was preserved in Pali language and paintings, statues, and jewelry.
