Since then, new prospective studies have helped to redefine knowledge on this epidemiological relation, and aggregated results now clearly indicate a link between higher levels of physical activity and reduced endometrial cancer risk.
By redefining knowledge-based systems as individual autonomous agents with well-defined capabilities, tremendous flexibility can be achieved.
But the genome's writ reaches beyond medicine and will in time redefine knowledge of ourselves, our history, our innate capacities and our relationship to the rest of creation.
This redefines knowledge, changes the role of institutions (which cannot hope to contain all knowledge in an area), and implies that (a) filters are content; (b) we are forced into awareness of the contingent and limited nature of filters — there is always bad information and contradictory information available.
Over the past ten years, there has been a growing sense of the need to redefine general knowledge.
Looking at topics such as food supply, public order and safety, forced labour, the repression of resistance, the persecution of the Jews and post-war purges, this book redefines our knowledge of collaboration, resistance and accommodation during Nazi occupation.
The revolution, he says, involved redefining what "knowledge" was altogether.
Mr. Friedman sees such approaches as redefining the knowledge-based economy.
"Knowledge itself is continually being redefined and accessed more immediately while acquisition and storage of knowledge is moving from the real to the virtual world," explains Craske.
In 1977, NASA began a mission that would become the world's greatest space journey and redefine human knowledge of the solar system.
