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Meanings of knowledge in anglès
Experience or education by perceiving, discovering, or learning; theoretical or practical understanding of a subject.
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Examples for "cognition"
Examples for "cognition"
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However, further investigation is necessary to isolate the cognition-enhancing effects of ascorbate.
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Results: The associations between neuropathology and cognition are still not entirely clear.
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However, sensory perception, awareness, and cognition emerge from the combination of information.
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Threshold effect of age on cognition was performed using a smoothing function.
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However, little is known about the functional genetic pathways involved in cognition.
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Usage of knowledge in anglès
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Without question, knowledge is power; but access to information is also important.
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That hasn't happened, a second source with knowledge of the situation said.
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Conclusion: The knowledge related to oral health among nursing students was good.
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Ryan said China had already given some information but knowledge gaps remained.
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I believe in sharing knowledge & ideas for the good of society.
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So patients' knowledge of appropriate and inappropriate use matters too, he said.
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The method may provide new knowledge to the reform process over time.
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The aesthetic imperative has spread new economy values beyond just knowledge workers.
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According to Danner, certain group members used that knowledge to blackmail Bogan.
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Local knowledge is vital in finding the right solutions for an area.
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He had seen the human camps and actually brought his knowledge home.
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The concept is for people and knowledge to move freely throughout Europe.
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However, Mr Schultz said there was a major knowledge gap around hepatitis.
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The leaked data showed in-depth knowledge of New Zealand politics, she said.
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Rather it's DeVos' lack of basic knowledge of federal legislation regarding education.
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That's because it's now common knowledge that Bhutto's moment-herlatest moment-hasarrived.
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Knowledge through the time
Knowledge across language varieties
United Kingdom
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South Africa
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United States of America
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