Sentence examples for meaning knowledge from inspiring English sources

Validity and cognitive import are matters calling for logical, semantic, epistemological, and metaphysical criteria of the principles of rational order and coherence, meaning, knowledge, and reality and this means that the appraisal of religious experience is ultimately a philosophical and theological problem.

The term comes from the Greek gnosis, meaning knowledge.

The town's name is derived from the Sanskrit word "veda," meaning "knowledge," and was considered a safe choice.

These imponderables are consciousness in the sense of sentience or subjective experience, the self, free will, conceptual meaning, knowledge and morality.

It was there that he drew up his manifesto Zorved (the name is a combination of the words zorkost, meaning acute vision, and vedaniye, meaning knowledge) and founded a group of the same name, made up of his numerous pupils.

It's based on patterns technology, meaning knowledge about all aspects of building.

In particular it draws attention to the way place meanings, knowledge, and practices are always situated or positioned.

The various icons have specific meanings; knowledge of these symbols as well as knowledge of the TPS are necessary to interpret a VSM and to use it well.

This study aims to analyse the repertoire of meanings, knowledge and emotions actualised by the parents of very preterm infants hospitalised in NICUs in the decision process regarding parental care, treatment options and uses of information sources.

The present study aims to analyse the repertoire of meanings, knowledge and emotions actualised by the parents of very preterm infants hospitalised in NICUs in the decision process regarding parental care, treatment options and uses of information sources, in order to enrich good medical practices, improve health governance and develop family-centred care.

A mean knowledge score was computed by summing correct responses of the 15 item scale, with higher scores meaning a higher knowledge.