Of course, much of the knowledge involved in this training can be and is codified.
Much of the knowledge about the relationship between diet and disease has been developed over the last century.
And, now that it had served its purpose, his gaokao mark could be forgotten – no longer relevant, like much of the knowledge he had crammed to achieve it.
Like much of the knowledge that Firefighter Hear and the other veteran firefighters have accumulated, the trick with the ropes was learned on the job from veteran firefighters.
That education and research produce much of the knowledge, creativity and leadership of American society, and they are the envy of the world.
The second problem is that much of the knowledge we do have is not communicated to the people who need it.
Even the smartest people have difficulty gaining insight from such materials, because so much of the knowledge they need is tied to specific contexts and has tacit dimensions.
Much of the knowledge of the neurological organization of hearing has been acquired from studies on the bat, an animal that relies on acoustic information for its livelihood.
As the hydrologic sciences provide much of the knowledge and understanding on which the development and management of available water resources are based, they are of fundamental importance.
We owe much of the knowledge herein to people who have been active on the team, particularly Carla Fermann and Mark Rosenstein.
Thus as Socrates pointed out long ago, much of the knowledge gained by doing philosophy consists in realizing what is not the case.
