McDermott's presentation of a child's growing awareness of the adult world has something classic about it, as if this were her version of "What Maisie Knew" -- although James would never have shown the kind of knowledge toward which Theresa moves.
Kuhn went on to suggest that scientific development is best seen not as progress toward a fixed goal set by nature but as progress from existing knowledge toward more fully confirmed answers to questions scientists put to nature.
Knowledge mobilization (KM) refers to the use of knowledge toward the achievement of goals [14].
Just imagine if technologists put their resources and knowledge toward solving some of our country's biggest issues, instead of toward the next dating app.
Knowledge mobilization, which refers to the use of knowledge toward the achievement of goals, is one of the many examples of dynamic social networks.
Important information is being compiled to begin to address deficits in knowledge toward design of rectal PrEP products for men and women.
The study has aimed to assess hospital and clinical pharmacist perceptions, experience, and knowledge toward CAM; and determined commonly used information resources to answer CAM-related inquiries.
By contrast, desorptive capacity could be just considered the reverse, as the ability to release knowledge toward a recipient that is able to give it, immediately or in the near future, a commercial output.
