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| In late 1997, LeapFrog won the backing of | Knowledge Universe, an educational and marketing congl |
| ted for companies including Bank of America, | Knowledge Universe, Bell Canada. |
| s and Abductions: Challenging the Borders of | Knowledge, University Press of Kansas, pp. |
| She waits to confront Esther with this | knowledge until Esther has survived a bout with an uni |
| immerse ourselves in the various branches of | knowledge until we understand the concepts." |
| e other Crow scouts would not become general | knowledge until Curtis's notes became public in the 19 |
| e is well known as the place to go for local | knowledge updates and information, it has a air of the |
| Usable | knowledge, usable ignorance: incomplete science with p |
| Wanting to make this accumulated | knowledge useful, he described the history of the civi |
| tification to maintain and validate a common | knowledge, values, and ethics for individuals in the i |
| s - in the face of substantial interpersonal | knowledge variation. |
| His mind was clear and logical, his | knowledge varied and extensive, his imagination lively |
| ind was sharp, his opinions vigorous and his | knowledge vast." |
| Holmes, Sr. - doctor and poet, wide range of | knowledge very useful in solving mystery |
| (approximately 15 minutes by bus from Dubai | Knowledge Village) available only for females and Ewan |
| an, "The Red Countess: Four Stories," Common | Knowledge., vol. |
| New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious | Knowledge, vol. |
| h Cyclopaedia: a New Dictionary of Universal | Knowledge, Volume VIII , p494, Bradbury and Evans, Lon |
| to's Gorgias agrees to the binary opposition | knowledge vs. opinion” (82). |
| Knowledge was his passion and he kindled the same pass | |
| ity for assessing the applicant's linguistic | knowledge was left to a single civil servant, who had |
| The Court held that | knowledge was required. |
| e sociological analysis of the structures of | knowledge was treated with suspicion by Marxists and n |
| His | knowledge was specialized in agrarian measures in cune |
| His architectural | knowledge was frequently requisitioned: he took a prom |
| The same Brahma-Vidya | knowledge was given to King Yaduraj by Lord Shri Dutta |
| Vaux's | knowledge was large and varied, more especially in all |
| Their solution -probably with little local | knowledge- was to ascend the extremely steep slopes of |
| elated projects on the ways by which medical | knowledge was exchanged between distant locations. |
| endation of Harley and without Marlborough's | knowledge was the first unmistakable intimation to the |
| f divination began to decline later, but the | knowledge was preserved by trained diviners. |
| Not wanting to reveal how this | knowledge was attained the Swedish warning was not tre |
| (Another foreigner with the right | knowledge was British school girl Tilly Smith. |
| This | knowledge was not in wide circulation, but neither was |
| eatest interest in the library, and his wide | knowledge was invaluable in its early years. |
| and Poland, and his erudition and breadth of | knowledge was immense. |
| hrysostom on the Statues, and his scientific | knowledge was shown in the numerous articles which he |
| To make profit and a living a lot of inside | knowledge was required. |
| (Society for the dissemination of scientific | knowledge) was a cultural center of the VEB cable plan |
| ar's experience as a printer gave him unique | knowledge was in the reform of Bengali typography and |
| the anthropologist Frederica de Laguna whose | knowledge was incorporated into De Laguna's 1972 ethno |
| His ability to assimilate | knowledge was a revelation. |
| But until the key of | knowledge Was restored, I knew not why. |
| But that | knowledge was lost in the fall when the subcreator - t |
| Lahmia, the centre of the vampires' lore and | knowledge, was defended stoically by some vampires, wh |
| nd of Peter Perez Burdett and his scientific | knowledge was referred to Joseph Wright of Derby when |
| Here again his medical | knowledge was most useful in the combating of tubercul |
| and Sweden, it may be that, if his personal | knowledge was indeed limited, in this instance somethi |
| Zafimaniry woodworking | knowledge was added by UNESCO to the list of the Intan |
| This | knowledge was very useful in the formation and activit |
| Lord Davey's great legal | knowledge was displayed in his judgments no less than |
| Asperger's syndrome thirty years before that | knowledge was widespread. |
| American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining | Knowledge was a monthly magazine based in Boston, Mass |
| The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of | Knowledge was published by the University of Californi |
| saying the hotel made the charge without his | knowledge, was cited as an egregious example. |
| In this time, archaeology as a pursuit of | knowledge was wholly unheard of, and papyri and other |
| ian to practice in town of whom there is any | knowledge was Dr. FRufus S. Waite, a native of Petersb |
| dictory, no crucified body was found, and no | knowledge was uncovered at the time about the identity |
| His professional | knowledge was also of great use during the plague scar |
| Remarkably, his statistical | knowledge was largely self-taught and developed accord |
| Locke taught that true | knowledge was gained through the five senses and that |
| nd that they were in possession their actual | knowledge was irrelevant. |
| rescission, he noted the difference of law ( | knowledge was necessary) and equity, where the approac |
| Attitude | knowledge was provided by a Sun sensor, a Canopus star |
| To the extent of scientists | knowledge we know that the occurrence rate is 1,756 km |
| t not by the effect of a learning or of some | knowledge, we don't know it by the thought, on the bac |
| Under normal circumstances, the more | knowledge we have, the better it is but in case of ser |
| s us to discover that we already possess the | knowledge we need to create a meaningful, successful, |
| Salt Lake City, UT: | Knowledge Weavers. |
| ers in the most critical need of new farming | knowledge were unable to write. |
| dispatched by Governor Jackson, with Price's | knowledge, were asking Confederate President Jefferson |
| that empiricist and rationalist "theories of | knowledge were rooted in the theological traditions fr |
| r Hitchens in a video series called Uncommon | Knowledge when they argued at length against Buchanan' |
| Test Automation FX requires no special | knowledge when it comes to custom-made scripting langu |
| as the same and they both said it was common | knowledge when they were children. |
| Their relationship only became public | knowledge when Scott confirmed on 28 June 2009 that Ne |
| He consults the Book of | Knowledge when needed, as in the case of the young pri |
| cunningly received on my behalf, without my | knowledge, which I never got from him but by piecemeal |
| The vastness of the | knowledge which Biner displays, however, has received |
| The association has a wealth of | knowledge which is available to everyone on a competit |
| Her first monograph, Carnal | Knowledge, which comprises a decade of work, has been |
| y the Society for the Promotion of Christian | Knowledge, which had a few years earlier strongly oppo |
| erve as a form of autobiography, to pass the | knowledge which she had acquired down to the next gene |
| and Indian Asia show little trace of the new | knowledge which had been imparted by European pioneers |
| igation to pass on to future generations the | knowledge which I have been privileged to attain.” |
| pleted his Fyrst Boke of the Introduction of | Knowledge, which ranks as the earliest continental gui |
| e - to account for the improved phylogenetic | knowledge which indicates it is highly paraphyletic in |
| in the Southern Television serial Dangerous | Knowledge, which was broadcast posthumously in 1976. |
| dence that increases in the sharing of tacit | knowledge, which is very much inherent within CoP theo |
| ally match SNMP IfIndex IDs against a manual | knowledge which slots/ports on which switches and rout |
| Without the general | knowledge which such a survey would give us, all our m |
| of identity A ≡ A) as the fundamental law of | knowledge, which is opposed to the changing appearance |
| The crest symbolises the flame of | knowledge, which gives rise to the fraternity of mecha |
| amed with Andrew Gold to form the duo Common | Knowledge, which, after two unsuccessful singles chang |
| he best collaborators to propagate practical | knowledge while stimulating curiosity and forming arti |
| ng judgements in accordance with his learned | knowledge, while describing the singer as the instrume |
| are required to synthesize and apply learned | knowledge, while the guided notes method appeared bett |
| vised to try and demonstrate a range of Perl | knowledge, while being humorous, surprising and deceit |
| rushed through the breach without Baldwin's | knowledge while Bernard prevented other crusaders from |
| Charlotte had many employees with banking | knowledge who had been laid off from Wachovia and Bank |
| as born in Thoopul, who has no equivalent in | knowledge; who is our |
| He turns out to be a 'Man of | Knowledge' who imparts much of his wisdom and clarity |
| s/writing will be widespread and (religious) | knowledge will be low (Ahmad) |
| a player to the squad but his experience and | knowledge will be invaluable." |
| t people, the breadth and complexity of this | knowledge will very likely exceed any biases to learn |
| He believed that human | knowledge will always be limited in relation to the co |
| national academic reputation, and to advance | knowledge, wisdom and understanding". |
| Prince treatise, Erasmus deftly invokes the | knowledge, wisdom and ultimately, truth, to be gleaned |
| nded this tree with "It [the Bible] contains | knowledge, wisdom, holiness and love." |
| gup which means preserve, while Vidya means | knowledge, wisdom. |
| nd public awareness programmes to share this | knowledge with the public. |
| counted as "highly cited" by the ISI Web of | Knowledge with 250 publications to his name. |
| by John Stuckey on 'The Vanity of all Human | Knowledge,' with a dedication to Priestley. |
| ing on the foundations of their disciplinary | knowledge with interdisciplinary training.” |
| of his detailed labours greatly enriched our | knowledge with regard to the rocky structure, the glac |
| Book of History, Inspiration and the Lamp of | Knowledge, with globes representing the Domains of Art |
| He performed and shared his | knowledge with elementary students with the Good Groov |
| ven a choice towards more specific bodies of | knowledge with different course packages: marketing-co |
| Imec leverages its scientific | knowledge with the innovative power of its global part |
| He recorded some of his oral traditional | knowledge with the Tsimshian ethnologist William Beyno |
| The symbiote shares all of its | knowledge with Brock through their symbiotic relations |
| orked towards the development of a theory of | knowledge with which he could reconcile his religious |
| en policy; to share environmental protection | knowledge with others so as to influence people around |
| ey are important because of their skills and | knowledge with wood. |
| Communication and | Knowledge with James W. Hikins (University of South Ca |
| Over the years, Baker has shared her | knowledge with many well known musical artists includi |
| ble from those close to him it became public | knowledge with the 1822 publication of Confessions of |
| s all over the world it helps developing the | knowledge within its scope, and by maintaining a natio |
| mailing lists are also useful to disseminate | knowledge within the research community. |
| oe Valachi, a low-level "soldier" limited to | knowledge within New York, Fratianno was privy to info |
| However, the level of acquired | knowledge within the Forest Keeper section means that |
| tegy for capturing, structuring, and reusing | knowledge within the service desk. |
| With a view to placing the fountain-head of | knowledge within easy reach of the common man, he pric |
| own though that she acquired a high level of | knowledge within her family, not only from her father |
| making, and valuing people and accumulating | knowledge within the organisation |
| tralized, rote memorization of verbatim book | knowledge without much interaction described the stand |
| hile Quentin took other Immortals' power and | knowledge without also taking their lives, Kortan stil |
| Knowledge Without Justification. | |
| d despite the fact that he has no scientific | knowledge, Wood co-presented the UK pop science show B |
| ing to the firm's website, he leads the BV's | knowledge work productivity thought leadership. |
| The Drucker Institute, the book describes a | knowledge work productivity prototype, and identifies |
| anizations and on how to benefit from better | knowledge work productivity management. |
| In 2001, he began working full time on | knowledge work productivity and created the consulting |
| archetype for organizations to better manage | knowledge work productivity. |
| BN 1-4392-1985-0) is a book by Bergstrand on | knowledge work productivity management. |
| rk he also developed the Strategic Profiling | knowledge work productivity profile instrument and Act |
| The case is managed by a | knowledge worker or subject matter expert - health ser |
| ies to support work units and the individual | knowledge worker. |
| corporations and investors, SkySong attracts | knowledge workers and corporations from around the wor |
| With a network-centric configuration, | knowledge workers are able to create and leverage info |
| "Self-empowered | knowledge workers" would render traditional hierarchie |
| Founded in 1985, | Knowledge Workers, Inc. of Englewood, Colorado supplie |
| and Use, Environment, and Natural Resources; | Knowledge Workforce, Education, Arts, Families, and Yo |
| A broad body of | knowledge, worldly wisdom and frankness secured him a |
| This association and | knowledge would prove of great value for the developme |
| niversology predicting that a priori derived | knowledge would supersede empirical science as exact s |
| and that its admission without the accused's | knowledge would not result in the denial of a full and |
| ertainly, on the basis of present geological | knowledge, yield further resources as present ones are |
| nge your perception of the universe with new | knowledge, you have essentially changed the universe i |
| That said, to the best of my | knowledge, you've never played a show here in Toronto. |
| gan to distinguish between true and supposed | knowledge, Zisi proceeded upon meditations on the rela |
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