And while everyday knowing proceeds by comparisons of intuitions, scientific knowledge replaces intuitions in these comparisons with precisely delineated concepts.
Learning as a process of co-developing knowledge replaces teaching transferring proven knowledge only.
Esoteric knowledge was replaced by a new form of knowledge, which depended both on publication and on public or semi-public performance.
Warsi said that when Shapps became chair he "got rid" of people with "huge corporate knowledge" and replaced them with the likes of Clarke, with whom he would have been familiar when he took up office as chairman of the party in September 2012.
Rather, the transition between "traditional" and "modern" is understood to be fluid, where elements of old knowledge are replaced by new insights (Schultze 1998).
It has been in practice for rather a long time since teacher's role as the sources of knowledge is replaced by other roles such as facilitator, monitor, etc.
As Bachand says, the painting tells of a lost memory—in this case, the loss of know-how, whether artistic or traditional knowledge immediately replaced by the new, often in the form of information or data.
In a second multivariate analysis (model 2) to assess the association of LEP with methotrexate knowledge, we replaced education with LEP (as the two were highly correlated) and noted a significant association of limited English language proficiency with poor knowledge (AOR, 2.13; 95% CI, 1.03 to 4.41).
Universities have to explore new knowledge and replace the best of our knowledge with something even better, and simultaneously exploit existing knowledge through the best possible dissemination of this present knowledge to students and the public.
If by applying conditions to knowledge have not been satisfied, that knowledge is then replaced by other available knowledge.
