Sentence examples for values of knowledge from inspiring English sources

According to the third, the truth values of knowledge sentences depend upon the standards in play in the contexts in which they are assessed, as opposed to the standards operative in either the context in which they are uttered or the context of the subject.

Australia, China, and all three European regions, showed the highest values of knowledge by taxonomic group over the mean, while the Tropical West Atlantic, Tropical East Pacific and Canadian Arctic were well below it (Figure 3).

And then there is the value of knowledge for knowledge's sake.

What is the value of knowledge if it is not suffused with compassion?

Mr. Pachauri said, "The message that it sends is that the Nobel Prize committee realized the value of knowledge in tackling the problem of climate change".

Perhaps the most troublesome aspect of campus commercialization is that research decisions are now being based on possible profits, not on the inherent value of knowledge.

However, once such people discover a task or an occupation that really engages them – once they can see the immediate and practical value of knowledge – they may well become the most avid and conscientious of learners.

For a time he studied law and mathematics, but his reading of the philosophy of Immanuel Kant destroyed his faith in the value of knowledge.

It signals a change in what has, until now, been a key element of scientific endeavour.The value of knowledge and the return on the public investment in research depends, in part, upon wide distribution and ready access.

The value of knowledge was the theme of this episode and while some may have found the Murdoch analogies a little heavy-handed, I think it's important to add a bit of drama into the implications of holding private information.

Much of the debate regarding epistemic value has focussed on the value of knowledge.