Sentence examples for reciprocal knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Music, and art in general, can serve as a privileged instrument for encounter and reciprocal knowledge and esteem between different populations and cultures," the pope said.

"Music, and art in general, can serve as a privileged instrument for encounter and reciprocal knowledge and esteem between different populations and cultures," Benedict said after the concert, which was held in the Paul VI Audience Hall at the Vatican.

Hence, for successful knowledge transfer, we also expect that farmers with more ties to extension officials will accrue advantages from reciprocal knowledge exchange with experts (see, e.g., Burt (2004), Brown and Sonwa (2015)), which will translate into better learning outcomes.

Being able to speak openly and participate in health care decisions through "shared knowledge and power" instead permits reciprocal knowledge exchange and can potentially contribute to personal empowerment ([ 19]; p.19]).

This seems to shift the university skills base to one of needing to be able to critically review and evaluate data rather than becoming reciprocals of knowledge.

This chapter reviews research regarding two classes of change mechanisms that have been proposed for applying in the domain of mathematical reasoning: "mechanisms that involve reciprocal relations between knowledge of problem-solving procedures and knowledge of concepts," and "mechanisms that involve expressing knowledge in speech and gestures".

Moreover, latitudinal similarities in the distribution offer potential in identifying candidate locations for reciprocal transfer of knowledge on environmental design and operation.

It is in this light that Bahá'ís believe that "faith in God and confidence in social progress are in every sense reconcilable; that science and religion are the two inseparable, reciprocal systems of knowledge impelling the advancement of civilization" (from a November 2003 letter written by the Universal House of Justice, the international governing body of the Bahá'í Faith).

3. Equal commitment from both practice and academic partners is necessary to ensure the reciprocal exchange of knowledge and skills.

Both processes will require strong collaborative partnerships between researchers and Indigenous communities to enable reciprocal exchange of knowledge, practices and ideas.

The integration of electronic HRQoL assessment into general practices brings with it the prospect of reciprocal transfer of knowledge from patient rated outcomes research into practice and from practice into research.