Sentence examples for organizing knowledge about from inspiring English sources

Prior to this time, natural philosophy was mostly not practiced experimentally, but instead involved carefully observing nature and organizing knowledge about it.

Together these findings support the existence of categories of musical object knowledge: we suggest that 'composer' (compositional style) is one category for organizing knowledge about musical objects (musical compositions).

A set of integrative reviews articulate conceptual frameworks for comprehensively organizing knowledge about systems of interacting components that link fundamental drivers to disease resurgence through an interplay of subsystems (e.g., social, economic, biological, physical) (Barrett et al. 1998; Cohen 1998; Daszak et al. 2000; Mayer 2000; Weiss and McMichael 2004; Wilcox and Colwell 2005).

Scholarly fields arise as attempts by human beings to organize knowledge about the world in ways that other humans can understand.

Our structural investigations organize knowledge about the conformational preferences of selected serotonin receptor ligands in different environments, and show that potentially bioactive conformations could be predicted by X-ray spectrometry and calculations using appropriate solvent simulated semi-empirical methods.

We certainly organize knowledge differently, but do we think about ethics the same way?

We have 20 million college students and an equal amount of people who teach them and support that infrastructure, all to think about knowledge and organize knowledge.

The human mind organizes knowledge about the world and its inhabitants in terms of the self.

It provides some 'tools for thinking' about knowledge complexity and suggests the potential power in adapting these technologies to organize knowledge of dynamic, complex domains.

Schemata consist of highly organized knowledge and information.

Concept maps are graphic representations of organized knowledge [ 78].