True connoisseurs — and this is what makes the label so appealing — do not merely possess knowledge, like scholars.
"When you think of the pace at which other nations are digitizing their archival collections, cataloging information, and disseminating knowledge to scholars and citizens, India is falling behind," commented Durba Ghosh, a historian at Cornell University.
Early purposes were philosophical in nature such as cosmography, where there was a spiritual need to map the relationship between the heavens and the Earth, or for the quest of geographic knowledge, where scholars and explorers attempted to illustrate the known world.
Practitioners need to be sensitive to accumulating process-based knowledge, and scholars need to invest further in developing it.
This means that you confirm your knowledge with scholars and are aware of the daleel (evidence) before spreading what you know.
For a while now, the notion has been floating around that I should become Professor DeWhyse, role model, academic, purveyor of knowledge, teacher, scholar, virtue personified.
Some felt that the film missed an opportunity by not drawing on the knowledge of Islamic scholars from around the globe.
To the best of our knowledge, very few scholars have considered the problem of anti-periodic solutions for such impulsive systems.
Al-Ghazâlî's identification as one of them is usually attributed to the limited knowledge of Latin scholars about matters relating to the authors of the texts they read.
Although much progress has been seen in the study of predator-prey models with modified Leslie-Gower (see [11 29]), to the best of the authors' knowledge, seldom did scholars consider the modified Leslie-Gower model with Beddington-DeAngelis functional response.
