Sentence examples for means to knowledge from inspiring English sources

Finally, acting in the individual participant's interest is a concrete expression of respect: acknowledgement that participants are more than simply a means to knowledge generation.

Peirce puts great stock in instigating doubt and critical interaction as means to knowledge.

Both accept three reliable means to knowledge – perception (pratyākṣa, direct sensory observations), inference (anumāna) and testimony of trustworthy experts (sabda, agama).

In such an intra-industry, oligopolistic scenario, firms strategically use R&D alliances as a means to limit knowledge flows and protect competences, rather than to promote knowledge flows.

The institutionalization of capacity – within research institutes and universities – remains a key policy concern, both as a means to shape knowledge creation and to ensure (more) equitable or sustainable models of knowledge transfer.

Researchers' career patterns can provide a means to move knowledge from the university to the broader economy.

The ideal of aperspectivity is justified as a means to achieve knowledge of the way things are, independently of their relations to knowers.

Healing means to gain knowledge about the symptoms we are seemingly suffering from, and what they mean".

This provides a means to assess knowledge using questions that are most difficult thereby tailoring memory retention needs.

Understanding what it means to have knowledge in a particular area and the contexts and warrants that shape knowledge has been a fundamental quest for centuries.

It's charming but also fitting, because As You Like It is partly about escape as a means to self-knowledge.