Sentence examples for knowledge refining from inspiring English sources

Even when Henry expounds the theory of the double exemplar, he always maintains that the divine exemplar acts on the verbum already formed by the intellect at the first level of knowledge, refining and transforming it into a second, more perfect, verbum that can represent the truth at the level of sincera veritas (Goehring 2011).

But after an amnesty deal was struck in 2009, the militants returned to their villages "taking their knowledge of refining with them".

Second, what matters is ordinary knowledge as refined and improved upon: science.

"As the child develops, this knowledge is refined and eventually leads to the abilities we use as adults".

A periodic consultation with a financial professional can help you deepen your knowledge and refine your decisions.

Some people attend community college or return to universities for advanced degrees to expand their knowledge and refine their thinking, in the light of their life experiences.

It includes no instruction, no endeavours to acquire knowledge and refine the soul by study; but is contracted to mere domestic avocations".

Second, we combined the DE algorithm with a priori knowledge to refine the nonlinear ODEs and solve the nonlinear optimization problem derived from constructing the network.

Lessons Learned: According to UNICEF, lessons learned are contributions to general knowledge that refine or add to common understanding, and should not be merely a repetition of common knowledge.

In a scientific context, they may be defined as "focused events at which domain experts apply their knowledge to refine and consolidate biochemical knowledge from existing reconstructions and published literature".

(R5) [The Advisory panel] assisted us in using local knowledge to refine our interview questions so that we could better target the issues that were most important to young Indigenous men in Broome.