Sentence examples for what sort of knowledge from inspiring English sources
For those wondering what sort of knowledge Lolo has about Tebow's love life, rest easy.
Second, what sort of knowledge does such inquiry provide in order to provide insight into social circumstances and justify social criticism of current ideals and institutions?
What sort of knowledge would normal people in this world have?
All ask fundamental questions about what the purpose of education is and what sorts of knowledge the government ought to be promoting — indeed, what constitutes knowledge and why it matters.
Evolutionists no longer are concerned with obtaining evidence to support the fact of evolution but rather are concerned with what sorts of knowledge can be obtained from different sources of evidence.
I try to locate the paper's purpose and significance within the history of human-computer interaction (HCI), both prior to 1989 and subsequently, and particularly with respect to the abiding questions of what sort of enterprise HCI is, and of what sorts of knowledge it uses and produces.
We have had a glimpse of its great potential but are still not sure what sort of new science and knowledge this endeavor will ultimately bring.
Plato's question is not "How on earth can there be false judgement?" Rather it is "What sort of background assumptions about knowledge must Theaetetus be making, given that he is puzzled by the question how there can be false judgement?" Is it only false judgements of identity that are at issue in 187 201, or is it any false judgement?
Humans now have both the power and at least some of the knowledge to choose what sort of planet they want to live on, rather than simply accept the climate they are given.
What sort of practical knowledge is needed to make this possible and how might this knowledge be stabilised in institutionalised forms of democratic inquiry?
