As an analytical framework, the proposed overview of substantive versions of translational movements can serve as a starting point for a systematic discussion, and a self-reflective inspection of the knowledge-producing conditions of the multifaceted field of bioethics.
Dresselhaus is one of the nation's foremost experts in the multifaceted field of carbon science.
This unique reference book offers a holistic description of the multifaceted field of systematic musicology, which is the study of music, its production and perception, and its cultural, historical and philosophical background.
Replication is critical to develop the field of knowledge translation.
Evolutionary psychology is a multifaceted field with lots of internal dialogue and criticism.
"For most fields of knowledge, there's about 100k documents in any given field," Sager continues.
You have to merge the different fields of knowledge.
The writer and the lepidopterist really do turn out to be the same person, engaged in a single, if multifaceted, project of knowledge and description.
Using this definition, we consider a multifaceted aspect of knowledge transmission.
The most important case in point, however, is surely N. Rescher's multifaceted analysis of knowledge, which in combination with a more recently developed process-metaphysical frame, clarify and strengthen the link between a pragmatist and a processist stance.
Due to the multifaceted nature of knowledge and skills required to be competent in EBM, it is evident that teaching EBM should integrate core knowledge with clinical practical activities in a bid to improve competency in EBM [ 7].
