Aristotle makes this claim, however, in the context of his rejection of Plato's view that sciences are subordinate to knowledge of the Good.
Observable across corporate, statutory and non-government sectors alike, such skill attains the status of a global literacy, subordinating other knowledge and practice to its logic.
— Specialist Trainee Doctor, Orthopedics Senior doctors will overrule policy as they consider it subordinate to their knowledge and clinical experience that is gained over their years of practice this pattern only gets reversed if the policies have the clear endorsement of senior peers within their own clinical groups.
But he fought that impression today, repeatedly saying actions were taken by subordinates without his knowledge or by people from Mr. Blair's office.
It is rarer still for a military lawyer in a criminal inquiry to request or order a subordinate with no firsthand knowledge of any wrongdoing to allege a crime formally.
'Research-users' were often competent researchers themselves and not passive consumers of research knowledge or subordinate to the methodological expertise of researchers.
While we promote the study of STEM subjects other forms of knowledge are subordinated and sacrificed in the altar of scientific rationality.
The student-centred learning approach of PBL means that for tutors, content knowledge should be subordinate to proficiency in group facilitation [ 2].
Thavis notes that Benedict took more action on the Church's sex-abuse cases than his predecessor, but that two offensive sermons, given, without his knowledge, by outspoken subordinates, created an impression that he was unconcerned.
The drip, drip, drip of sex abuse cases from Benedict's past started a month ago with a serious incident: a pedophile priest who was returned to ministry in Munich by then-Archbishop Ratzinger's subordinates, and perhaps with his knowledge.
