Sentence examples for version of the knowledge from inspiring English sources
It's like a spiritually enriching version of the Knowledge.
They're also deregulated, so apart from a very slimline version of the Knowledge, black cab drivers are unified only by the desire to make a living.
Glaswegian drivers do a shorter version of the Knowledge, join the Glasgow Taxis co-op and buy their cabs outright, lease them or share them with other drivers.
According to Schaffer (2008), on the other hand, knowledge itself is relative to a question under discussion, which is reflected in his version of the knowledge norm (Schaffer 2008: 10).
Examples are the associations to EU projects such as eNanoMapper (http://www.enanomapper.net), NanoValid (http://www.nanovalid.eu) and the InterRegIVb-funded project NANORA (http://www.nanora.eu), the latter is initiating a French version of the knowledge base.
The final translated version of the knowledge and practices questionnaire regarding childhood immunization was given to the parents.
In our review, only one study mentioned the application of the Health Belief Model [ 29] in guiding their research, and another study [ 41] applied a framework of Awareness-Knowledge-Practice that seems to be a modified version of the Knowledge-Attitude-Practice (KAP) model recommended by World Health Organization.
A second knowledge editing module also uses classification-based reasoning for comparing two versions of the knowledge base for maintenance purposes.
Plato presents an early version of the Innate Knowledge thesis in the Meno as the doctrine of knowledge by recollection.
The RNs' knowledge and attitudes, the primary outcome, were measured using a modified version of the Nurses' Knowledge and Attitudes Survey Regarding Pain (NKAS), consisting of 38 items and where each correct answer carries one point (total score 38 points).
Locke rejects rationalism in the form of any version of the Innate Knowledge or Innate Concept theses, but he nonetheless adopts the Intuition/Deduction thesis with regard to our knowledge of God's existence.
