In taking up the available scientific knowledge and divergent viewpoints, scientific assessments must be highly receptive on their input-side, assuring a high degree of representativeness.
Although LAs' language indicated that they began taking up student ideas as resources, we also found that their learning did not extend to taking up the concepts of constructing knowledge and formative assessment.
FWD.us's stated mission is to better prepare America for the knowledge economy, taking up the cause of high-skilled immigration as a first step.
But he refused to speculate on whether knowledge obtained on the job would bar the workers from taking up the phones at, say, Barnesandnoble.com or other rivals.
Only four German students took up the concept of knowledge in their concept maps.
The first one is that knowledge as represented in currently available (top-level) ontologies are too simple, because high level concepts may come in design 'patterns': a view that has recently also been taken up in the knowledge acquisition community.
In the past fifteen years, many Indians have taken up the challenge of protecting traditional knowledge, cultural expression, and plant genetic resources with a fervor that is more commonly associated with cricket.
In the past fifteen years, many Indians have taken up the challenge of protecting traditional knowledge, cultural expression, and plant genetic resources with a fervor that is more commonly associated with cricket.
Fidelity, the biggest mutual fund company in the world, was one of four cornerstone investors that have committed to take up the shares, a person with direct knowledge of the matter said Friday.
Although neither government has so far taken up the ECB's offer, the mere knowledge that neither Italy nor Spain faces the immediate prospect of running out of money to pay their bills has restored market confidence in both of them.
