Curiosity is the sign of a mind that is free and open to the wonders of reality, unafraid to face the unknown in order to grasp new knowledge.
ZB: He would often send his students to study quantum physics or to get a Ph.D. in mathematics because he saw that that was their portal to grasping this knowledge.
The danger is that the kind of "platform organisation" that Knell proposes could simply end up being another layer of gatekeepers dispensing crumbs from the table to those working in areas about which they have little grasp, knowledge or real interest.
In this stage, the intellect is able to grasp all intellectual knowledge, and does not need to have recourse to the senses again.
As entrepreneurship research accumulates it is important to periodically conduct different forms of literature reviews and bibliometric studies to grasp the accumulated knowledge (Busenitz et al. 2014; Ferreira et al. 2014).
With all the ins and outs of bankruptcies, it can be hard to grasp all the knowledge.
Despite Kepler's criticism of Aristotle, this aspect can actually be considered the realization in the field of astronomy of the old Aristotelian ideal of knowledge: "knowledge" means to grasp the causes of the phenomena.
The leave side has attempted to turn "expert" into a term of abuse, but one does not need the IMF, the Bank of England or any special knowledge to grasp that these border-busting issues range from corporate power, migration and tax evasion to weapons proliferation, epidemics and climate change.
3.92 0.59 4. Was Time-Map with the network graphs useful to grasp your or others' knowledge?
Engineers, mathematicians, and physicists drawn to synthetic biology need to grasp and develop broad knowledge in modern biology and be able and willing to embrace biology's complexity and variability.
