They stand for Tom Moore Book of Knowledge, the journal Keller has kept since training camp for his private master class in football, taught by Moore, considered one of the greatest offensive minds in N.F.L. history.
In his prefatory chapter, Locke explains that the Essay is not offered as a contribution to knowledge itself but as a means of clearing away some of the intellectual rubbish that stands in the way of knowledge.
Also the lack of knowledge stands in the way of formulation of any viable policy for the management of groundwater system of the coastal zone.
This question includes the relationship of "science" to "technology," as well as the question of what disciplines were considered sciences, and where they stood in indigenous hierarchies of knowledge.
In contrast, foundationalism means that "every piece of knowledge stands at the apex of a pyramid that rests on stable and secure foundations whose stability and security does not derive from the upper stories or sections".
Last month it was Digg style social voting on search results, this month its a new project called "Knol" (which apparently stands for a unit of knowledge), a user generated knowledge project that combines parts of Wikipedia and Squidoo (and to a lesser extent Mahalo) into what could easily turn out to game changer in this space.
Samuels' lack of knowledge stood in contrast to Colorado official Rick Raemisch, who also testified at the hearing.
Earlier this week, we started inviting a selected group of people to try a new, free tool that we are calling "knol", which stands for a unit of knowledge.
This lack of knowledge stands in sharp contrast to the economic importance of insect nAChRs as major targets for insecticide action.
The questions include common items taken in PMS, and the participants are questioned, "how sure are you that this item belongs to PMS", with "very sure" being set to 5 while "don't know" is set to 1; the sum stands for the level of knowledge of the PMS items.
