Mr. Restrepo's piece speaks amusingly and instructively to the difference between myth-based prejudice and experiential knowledge.
It's a physical and experiential knowledge, found in actions like drawing or typing.
GAZETTE: Da Vinci's belief in science, observation, and experiential knowledge was unusual for his time.
Traditionally, ERA is performed with the help of geometry and experiential knowledge.
The influence of training, fatigue and experiential knowledge of technicians on workload management was considered.
Furthermore, factors such as fatigue, training and experiential knowledge affect technicians performance when restoring equipment to acceptable functional state.
In fuzzy control, the process of automated control is deliberately based on using heuristic and experiential knowledge.
The questions were developed based on key issues in the academic and lay literatures and experiential knowledge.
Practitioners' prioritisation of local knowledge, including quantitative and qualitative data, and experiential knowledge of a locality seems to be rational and unavoidable.
The SOEKS/DDNA is a flexible and standard knowledge representation structure to acquire and store experiential knowledge.
MHSUs offered and compared "experiential knowledge".
