Sentence examples for knowledge tradition from inspiring English sources

Vives belongs, like Francis Bacon (1561 1626), to the so-called 'maker's knowledge' tradition, which regards knowledge as a kind of making or as a capacity to make (see A. Pérez-Ramos, Francis Bacon's Idea of Science and the Maker's Knowledge Tradition, Oxford and New York: Clarendon Pérez-Ramos, Francis Bacony Press, 1988).

When commenting on Vernon Smith's inspiring paper, we first argue that game theory in its "reasoning about knowledge" tradition is not truly behavioral and try to categorize different approaches.

A central tenet of the maker's knowledge tradition is that man cannot gain access to nature's intimate works, since these, as opera divina (divine works), are only known to God, their maker.

Bacon introduces variations into "the maker's knowledge tradition" as the discovery of the forms of a given nature lead him to develop his method for acquiring factual and proven knowledge.

Architectural theory looks to be a piece with the maker's knowledge tradition in the Renaissance sciences and as celebrated by Descartes and Bacon: we acquire a sort of knowledge through doing as in the trial and error of design and construction which we can then transmit to others for their enlightenment and benefit (Hintikka 1974).

Yet India is fortunate in having a long and diverse history of campaigning science movements that have sought to draw both on indigenous knowledge traditions and direct modern scientific research towards progress in health, literacy, environment, nutrition and sanitation.

However, the use of technology can inadvertently displace the knowledge of communities with practices that differ from the knowledge traditions in which technology is designed.

Lastly, when thinking of standardization as an approach for reusability, Sillitoe and Marzano (2009) observe that standard approaches may be problematic due to the diversity, internal variations, and constant revisions of knowledge and knowledge traditions world-wide, making generalizations potentially dangerous.

For RRI products to arise, resources need to be spent on the actual solving of problems that have been inclusively defined, developing means to solve these problems by integrating different perspectives and knowledge traditions, and putting these means into practice in appropriate spaces while continuously reflecting on the process with a wider group of stakeholders.

Significant multiyear research projects such as 'Indigenous Knowledge Traditions, and Digital technology' (http://www.cdu.edu.au/centres/ik/ikhome.html), 'Teaching from Country' (http://learnline.cdu.edu.au/inc/tfc/index.html) and 'ICT and Capacity Building in Remote Communities' (http://www.cdu.edu.au/centres/inc/) all directly involved Yolŋu co-researchers and digital learning.

Indeed of all the seven sacraments of the church, marriage and family life is the one that is mostly conditioned by cultural knowledge, traditions, behaviors and symbols.