"The museum, the Western institution I have dedicated my life to, with its familiar humanist offerings of knowledge and patrimony in the name of empathy and education, is one of the greatest holdouts of the colonialist enterprise," she said.
Kvanvig, however, resolutely reads virtue epistemologists as uniformly offering an account of knowledge cast along the lines of (i).
All the while, the ever-amiable Psutka is acting as tour guide, offering up little tidbits of knowledge as we approach parts of the park like Grenadier Pond — which is "so named because some Grenadiers fell through the ice and drowned during an American attack on Toronto" — or the zoo which is "pretty shit".
In addition, methods derived from information sciences and social sciences have proven to leverage the network topology as a source of knowledge, offering sophisticated filtering and grouping techniques.
We chose these databases because we felt that they were offering a good sample of knowledge dissemination within the medical field (PubMed) as well as the business field (ABI Inform).
RegulonDB (http://regulondb.ccg.unam.mx/) is the primary reference database offering curated knowledge of the transcriptional regulatory network of Escherichia coli K12, currently the most used, electronically encoded, database of the genetic regulatory network of any free-living organism [6].
A travel agent offering intricate knowledge of the globe is worth their weight.
The agent has the capability of offering domain knowledge that is associated with a given query.
Columbia University and several other of the world's most prestigious academic centers are planning to capitalize on their wealth of scholarly talent and stores of knowledge by offering them on the Internet, for a price.
Building on the endogenous growth theory and the Triple Helix, we contribute to the body of knowledge by offering a multi-level Impact Assessment Framework for assessing the economic impact of public research.
While a few students felt that the accommodation should only be granted on an individual basis, most indicated that extended time allows students to accurately demonstrate their level of knowledge without offering an unfair advantage.
